I use both pycharm professional and vscode; vscode's remote is much better and it makes it way easier to work on projects that use multiple programming language

I use both pycharm professional and vscode; vscode's remote is much better and it makes it way easier to work on projects that use multiple programming languages. Also the default editor of the IDEA family is just unbearable (but there's the vim plugin for that, I guess), while Monaco is fine. The only area where vscode is downright embarassing is interfacing with databases. In pycharm I can have a complete view of the database I'm connected to, run queries, get warnings and errors from inline SQL, and so on. Vscode has... strings? If the remote capabilities get better, though, I'd admittedly have no reason to stay in the vscode camp.