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The last time I compared the Python support in VSCode to PyCharm, the difference was still very huge when it came to more complex situations, where PyCharm usua
by albertzeyer 5y ago
The last time I compared the Python support in VSCode to PyCharm, the difference was still very huge when it came to more complex situations, where PyCharm usually handled the situation much better.
And also the speed. PyCharm was by far much faster (I mean specifically the code parsing, auto completion, etc).
- quanticle 5y agoHard disagree on speed. PyCharm, in my experience, has better support for refactoring and jump-to-definition/declaration, but it comes at a huge cost in speed. PyCharm will quite happily lock up, even on a high-end Macbook Pro, as it reindexes everything, just because you had the temerity to add a package to requirements.txt. VSCode chugs right along, staying responsive, picking up the new code in the background.
- pauleveritt 5y agoHi, I'm with JetBrains. Can you describe the "lock up"? Indexing in general is background.