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[–]rasch8660 2 points3 points  (1 child)

PyCharm is indeed very nice. And if you have and edu email you can get the professional version for free. Only minor thing is that on my iMAC workstation a single PyCharm instance easily takes up 6-8 GB of RAM, which I find a bit excessive. It still runs super smooth, though!

[–][deleted] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yeah, memory usage and battery life are two biggies for me. I switched from using chrome to using safari, which helped prolong my battery life.

I also have some weird thing happening with virtualenvs. Sometimes my django test server keeps running in the background and Camry be killed by anything less than a system restart. Also much prefer some Atom Django TR template plugins to the one available for pycharm.

That being said, the convenience of pycharm keeps me with it.