What finally pushed me to use an IDE was the code inspection tools running in the background, and lighting up my likely bugs and style mistakes. So it's actuall

What finally pushed me to use an IDE was the code inspection tools running in the background, and lighting up my likely bugs and style mistakes. So it's actually reacting to my code and doing something, rather than just flooding me with information. For now, Spyder (for Python) is just right. VSCode is too much, and I haven't figured out how to turn off the features that I don't care about.