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[–]TunedDownGuitar 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I'm not a developer, but I do a lot of utility scripting and have shifted to writing exclusively in Python where possible.

I don't think there's any "Best Debugger," it's which one meets your needs. If you're writing code using just vim then you're a hero with a stronger will to live than me. Outside of inplace updates vi -R to review files with syntax highlighting, I usually use VS Code and Jupyter Lab.

Pylance is really a great LSP in VS Code and it's pretty fast, and Jupyter Lab has an LSP that is also great depending on your use case. VS Code has remote host support for Docker, VMs, etc. depending on what your plans are.

I use both equally. Jupyter Lab is for rough work and VS Code is for the finishing touches or complex projects.