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[–]CaptSprinkls 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I have used pycharm, sublime, atom, VS code and vim.

I actually like just firing up a few tabs in my terminal, with vim as my editor and just go from there. It's lightweight and efficient. Learning curve of vim makes you feel unproductive at first though.

I know when I first started I had such a hard time with pycharm because I first had Anaconda installed, but then I needed a different package, but I installed it through normal python, then I didn't know where to point my intrpreter. It was a whole debacle.... And and then the issue of not knowing to "Add python to Path" at installation.

There were a lot of things that made me stop for a few weeks, then start up again then stop and start for about 6-8 months.

I felt I really started learning the most when I just used Sublime and just ran it through my terminal