I was a Sublime Text user for a long time, and still use it for a lot of quick one-off stuff (basically if the Python script will go in one file, I'll write it

I was a Sublime Text user for a long time, and still use it for a lot of quick one-off stuff (basically if the Python script will go in one file, I'll write it in ST). Managing larger projects with modules and larger footprints got more difficult in ST, so I tried PyCharm and found it nice but really resource-intensive: slow to start, slow to get things done. VSCode has been a good middle ground: it's got the IDE features of PyCharm but the faster startup and small(er) resource footprint to be closer to Sublime. One of my fellow teachers this term pointed out Wing (https://wingware.com/ https://wingware.com/), which I haven't tried but was developed specifically as a Python IDE. It looks promising!