I use and have used both a lot. I was about to give up WebStorm the other day, but eventually got around it. Jetbrains products are very good, but they feel a

I use and have used both a lot. I was about to give up WebStorm the other day, but eventually got around it. Jetbrains products are very good, but they feel a little "French" just like Macs: beautiful, but be aware that on some models the handbrake is on the same side as the door so you might end up tearing up your pants or bruising your thigh until you learn to be careful :-/ VS Code by comparison is very straightforward, but not always as sophisticated. Personally I'd use NetBeans for backend and VS Code for frontend but because of Kotlin (which is great) I'm stuck with IntelliJ anyways.