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This is really cool. Maybe in the future you can make a paid version with a bunch of BI features. In your opinion, how does it compare to PyCharm (Enterprise v
by lopatin 4y ago
This is really cool. Maybe in the future you can make a paid version with a bunch of BI features.
In your opinion, how does it compare to PyCharm (Enterprise version) when it's all blinged out with big data tools and integrations? I recently realized that PyCharm is my Data IDE and not just my Python editor. I only use limited features though, so hard for me to compare the extent of functionalities between the two.
Edit: Well, PyCharm won't let you join two different data sources, so that's one big difference!
- eatonphil 4y ago> Edit: Well, PyCharm won't let you join two different data sources, so that's one big difference! Right! On the other hand, any real code IDE will have high-quality autocomplete, jump-to-definition, all that code IDE stuff. In the future DataStation may be able to hook into tree-sitter or LSP but for now it's more like a textarea with syntax highlighting (although the SQL code panel autocomplete is relatively complete). Similarly, SQL IDEs have better exploration of your database. DataStation can't tell you about which tables or schemas exist yet (although I want it to in the future). DataStation competes more directly with Python scripts than with SQL IDEs and code IDEs (although there is of course overlap).