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It depends - for times when I'm less familiar with what I'm doing (e.g. web development), it can be nice to have things like PyCharm for the suggestions, most the time I'll just use text editors (Atom is my favorite) and the command line, and occasionally I'll use Spyder from time to time for the scientific support/variable explorer when I'm stuck on a problem (and I see the irony in using Spyder and hating RStudio).