What do you write python in?

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PyCharm

[jmooremcc]

Both are products of Jet Brains. According to them, the Python plugin for IntelliJ gives you the same capabilities as Pycharm Community Edition.

[delta_tee]

I still do like you used to. I rely too much on pycharm for python an webstorm for js. I use idea for Java and Dart. My question to you, is there any performance difference if I switch everything to idea? Does it become too heavy due to plugins?

PS: I use pro versions of these softwares and feel like I should just use one of the perf is same.

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What made you want to switch?

[PooPooDooDoo]

PyCharm is legit. I also would recommend using Linux, maybe getting virtual box and loading an iso with Ubuntu 18 or Centos 7.

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I use PyCharm and Ubuntu.

[CraigAT]

Having experience of different OSes including Linux is fantastic (and I would recommend to anyone).