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by tclancy
2058 days ago
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Seconded. I had an IDE I was used to and loved and the first time I pair-programmed with someone using PyCharm I threw it out and switched. Doesn't mean it will be the same for you, but it's miles ahead of everything else I have used in 15 years for Python. FWIW, I like VSCode just fine for everything else, PyCharm is just so handy. |
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The debugging support in VS Code is fairly good, so it's just the refactoring I'm missing.
I'll give PyCharm another go when I get some spare time.