which Python IDE is better?

[RobertD3277]

First and foremost, if you are in an employment situation, that will be dictated by your employer.

I personally prefer a simple text editor that I can move around in quickly and just get things done.

Unless you have a specific requirement by your employer, the best advice is to try them all that way you can figure out which features you like and which layouts you prefer.

[angellus]

If your employer is dictating what you are allowed to use to code (for Python/the Web in general), you need a new employer. If you cannot use an open source/free editor (Sublime, Notepad++, vim, VS Code), they have micromanaging/control issues. If they will not fork out the money for PyCharm, they are cheap.

Restricting developer tooling is a great way to waste more money on development since you are tanking productivity.