PyCharm is better for pure Python development, but I still use Sublime because of inertia. It does most of what I need it to without changing much regardless o

PyCharm is better for pure Python development, but I still use Sublime because of inertia. It does most of what I need it to without changing much regardless of which language I'm currently programming in so I'm pretty happy with it. Plus I spent $80 or whatever the cost was to pay for it myself so I have more incentive to use it.