I don’t buy in “the dealing with two IDEs is not an option”, many people use many IDEs depending on what they do. I find myself jumping between PyCharm, VSCode

I don’t buy in “the dealing with two IDEs is not an option”, many people use many IDEs depending on what they do. I find myself jumping between PyCharm, VSCode and Visual Studio all the time at work. At home, I will have PyCharm running permanently as the core programming environment for the colour-science projects and VSCode also in the background for everything else.