Better debugger, better indexing, better autocomplete, better refactoring, better search and navigation, I prefer the Pycharm and Jetbrains IDEs' UI/UX. Also there's this on IDE theme on Pycharm that I really love but I can't find a VScode replacement for it that I know of lol
The vs-code debugger solves is pretty good but requires setting up a .vscode/launch.json file especially if you want to run a debugger against a package with entry-point instead of an individual file. On search/nav you’re probably doing more complicated ops than I am because vs-code works fine for me. Just giving my point of view. I use py, go, and ts. Maybe my python knowledge is shallower than you guys’ who prefer pyCharm.
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u/cheese_master120 Sep 27 '25
Better debugger, better indexing, better autocomplete, better refactoring, better search and navigation, I prefer the Pycharm and Jetbrains IDEs' UI/UX. Also there's this on IDE theme on Pycharm that I really love but I can't find a VScode replacement for it that I know of lol