It's especially odd that the numbers support a strong Vim/PyCharm dominance with emacs a distant third, but Vim/emacs are the headline and area of focus. I sup

It's especially odd that the numbers support a strong Vim/PyCharm dominance with emacs a distant third, but Vim/emacs are the headline and area of focus. I suppose I can understand from the viewpoint that Vim/emacs are the "old/weird" editors and PyCharm is seen as a modern 'modern IDE', but I didn't expect to look at the charts and see such results from PyCharm. I happen to think PyCharm is pretty good, and use it for almost all my Python work, but didn't really think it was terribly popular overall.