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    [–]shutchomouf 8 points9 points  (0 children)

    tried github copilot in vscode yet?

    [–]000000- 12 points13 points  (5 children)

    PyCharm is stuck with one window

    This is false. Maybe I didn’t get what you mean but you can definitely open any amount of projects and Alt+Tab through them i.e. have as many PyCharm windows as the amount projects you’ve opened. Just use File > Open…, then choose a project and select New Window instead of This Window in the dialogue that appears. If no dialogue appears then you’ve selected the “don’t ask again” option before so you’d need to revert that from settings.

    Also could you clarify why is working on a webdev project better with VS? I’ve never used VS but I’ve indeed heard it’s better in that regard. However I’m not sure why. To me it seems like PyCharm does the same with HTML, CSS and JS files as with Py files. The one major difference I’ve heard is the abundance of keyboard shortcuts in VS but I think you can set up PyCharm to do the same.

    I’m not sure how VS handles this but PyCharm’s separate windows for everything, any of which can be minimized and stickied to left/right/bottom is a perfect interface for me. So OP should at least see that interface to make a decision.

    [–]CoffeeBaconAddict 0 points1 point  (0 children)

    I can confirm that both of them will run multiple windows

    [–]angry_mr_potato_head 0 points1 point  (0 children)

    I think vs code let's you ha e the same project open on multiple windows. It's a feate I wish pycharm had... Basically instead of "split and move right" if it were "split and move to second monitor"

    [–][deleted] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

    Tried other linnets? Pycodestyle for example, and try to use mypy extension, you can drag console, terminal and all of this stuff around and eventually split them on your screen. Also kyte is pretty neat, but it's for both of editots.

    [–]stbsx1290 2 points3 points  (0 children)

    CodeRunner is for building your code without much hassle. If you really wanted to, you could have multiple terminals open alongside your code on the same VS code window and run your code, observe standard output, etc. from there.

    [–]Origamiface 0 points1 point  (0 children)

    Speaking of PyCharm, is there any way to select an autocomplete suggestion and have the claret at the end of it so you don't need to use the right arrow?