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I use PyCharm for my job as well as for personal projects, and it handles large codebases with type annotations very well. I would compare it to Visual Studio (
by juliusgeo 4y ago
I use PyCharm for my job as well as for personal projects, and it handles large codebases with type annotations very well. I would compare it to Visual Studio (not Code) in the sense that it’s a batteries included deal, which means larger initial size but I use maybe two plugins.
- NathanOsullivan 4y agoRe type annotations, is there some non-default setting or plugin I am overlooking? As a long time pycharm user who recently switched to vscode, I have found pycharm's understanding of type annotations to be borderline broken. def foo(value: Optional[str]) -> None: print(value.replace("bar", "baz")) mypy and vscode both point out this will fail when value is None, but my pycharm seems to think this is perfectly fine.
- juliusgeo 4y agoTo be honest I don’t use the type annotations given by the IDE that much, and I also only encounter them in my work code base (pymongo), so I can’t comment on that part. I was mainly commenting just on its ability to handle large code bases.