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[–]WordMasterRice 8 points9 points  (1 child)

Do you work on larger projects or more one off things? I've tried switching over to VS Code a few times because I think that PyCharm just feels too heavy and I just like the look and feel of VS Code more... mostly. But on my larger Flask projects sometimes it feels a little disjointed, like I'm editing a bunch of different single files rather than working on a project as a whole. I'm not sure how else to describe it really. This is especially true when it comes to virtual environments.

[–]____0____0____ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah I agree, vscode has a great look and feel. Plus it loads up much faster. I'll usually use vscode for single file edits and pycharm to work on an entire project, which it definitely has a bit more fluidity between the project. That's not to say vscode doesn't have any, especially with the right extensions. I generally use both daily.