Note: I like Python, so this is me playing devil's advocate here. If you need an IDE to solve common pain points of a language, isn't it fair to say that anoth

Note: I like Python, so this is me playing devil's advocate here. If you need an IDE to solve common pain points of a language, isn't it fair to say that another language which lacks those pain points is a better fit for you? Using an IDE to aid you, to smooth things out and allow for more rapid development and better workflow is one thing. Being forced to use one because the language is lacking is a bad look on the language!