Doom Emacs. It's pretty straightforward to get started with out of the box, has good LSP integration, and I don't have to worry about any rug pulling down the r

Doom Emacs. It's pretty straightforward to get started with out of the box, has good LSP integration, and I don't have to worry about any rug pulling down the road like when Microsoft abandoned their Python LSP server. Jetbrains IDEs are pretty good, but PyCharm is pretty heavyweight when you've got a bunch of small Python repos, each with their own LSP server going. Maybe it's gotten better in the past few years though.