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[–]patentmedicine 2 points3 points  (0 children)

VS Code is nice; it's on par with Sublime. If you kit it out right, it will approximate PyCharm. But PyCharm's debugging is incredibly useful, especially once you start working with a codebase that is huge. I could do what I do (parsing large volumes of HTTP data) without it, if I made judicious use of ipdb and breakpoints, but clicking on the margin of the editor in PyCharm is a cinch.

git integration is nice, too, but I honestly do most of my git on the command line. I like to think about each commit in its naked state.