In Python the IDE doesn't matter as much, because if the support is bad, you can always fall back on pdb. In fact, I often use pdb anyway because it is sometim

In Python the IDE doesn't matter as much, because if the support is bad, you can always fall back on pdb. In fact, I often use pdb anyway because it is sometime just quicker to run, and the code execute faster under it. Also, being able to execute any python code in a shell like env is super nice, and the concept of having commands instead of looking for a button has the same pros/cons than the cli.