My trouble with multiple IDEs approach is that most of the projects involve multiple languages and for me it doesn't make sense to start up PyCharm for Python a

My trouble with multiple IDEs approach is that most of the projects involve multiple languages and for me it doesn't make sense to start up PyCharm for Python and IDEA for Java. Would feel awkward to keep two IDEs configured to work in sync (both settings, shared code folders) and handle unnecessary RAM and CPU use. Regarding general workflow, I would also have to make some a mental decision if .txt, .md, .sql, .js belong to my IDEA or PyCharm IDE. So, unfortunately, for my case, everything goes through IDEA, regardless of having a separate IDEs with more extensive support for Python, Ruby etc :(