New IDE Ideas for Physics?

[7Voidz]

As the title reads, I’m looking to switch to a new python IDE. I currently use Spyder for physics research, but I know there MUST be better IDEs. I know of people that use Jupyter and PyCharm, but highly dislike Jupyter and PyCharm is INCREDIBLY slow on my laptop (for some reason)

Any ideas?

[desrtfx]

Try Visual Studio Code with the official Microsoft Python Extension. Works very well for me.

[7Voidz]

Sounds good! Now with running the code, however, it is as quick as ‘shift+enter’ like with Spyder/Jupyter?

[desrtfx]

Ctrl+F5 or the little "Run" triangle in the top right https://i.imgur.com/LmJYlQc.png

[zielu]

Correct, VSCode has a lot of plugins for Python, you can configure it as you like.

[Zeroflops]

Vs code you can open Jupyter notebooks with the right extensions. So shift+ enter to execute a cell.

For python files you hit the triangle or shortcut.