PyCharm

Pros: Code completions and static analyses in PyCharm outperform those of all other Python IDEs. The PyCharm visual debugger is amazing. Stepping through your code and checking the values of variables as you go will save you hours of trial-and-error. In addition, I like how it has built-in support for virtual environments and has excellent database development tools.

Cons: It uses a lot of resources to run. It will take up a lot of memory to run and will often take longer to load than other editors - especially older machines. Because it is designed to handle large projects, it may take longer to index a large project. For someone new to using an editor, it may seem a little bit less user-friendly than something like VS Code, which is considered a "light-weight" editor.

Pros: PyCharm offers a very smooth experience for Python projects. Its analysis and refactoring tools are effective and help keep code clean. I’ve appreciated how quickly it can detect errors or inconsistencies.

Cons: The IDE can feel a bit heavy at first, especially on already busy machines, but other than that, it works fine.

Pros: Easy to navigate UI, AI integrations, the whole Jet Brian’s suite works well together, offer student licenses

Cons: There are certain IDE/VENV that aren’t natively supported, I’ve had a difficult experience with support team and merging my student account to professional account

Pros: It has a clean UI, smart code completion, solid deployment tools and good value. Overall, it is a powerful IDE for secure development.

Cons: It can e heavy on memory. Some features differ from other IDEs, which can be confusing when switching tools.

Pros: It's a very extensible IDE, with lots of native support and plugins for everything you'll need for developing scripts and applications. I've been using PyCharm for years, and it's been killer the entire time! PyCharm includes the code editor, debugger, test runner, version control, package manager, database tools, virtual environment support, and web framework support. With so many tools included, it's difficult to recommend anything else!

Cons: The application can be quite clunky and heavy due to the nature of the way it has been built. Whilst there are lots of good extensions, some third-party vendors will develop for it second to VS Code, so you may have to wait for some functionality.

Pros: PyCharm's code completion, debugging, and virtual environments make it ideal for Python projects. Seamless GitHub integration and constant updates enhance its value.

Cons: PyCharm's not lightweight, eats PC space with junk files, needing weekly cleanup. It's resource-heavy, slow on old Windows. Pro version's costly; free version limits to Python, no other languages, and slows code execution.

Pros: The refactoring is much better in PyCharm than any other IDE i have used. There are also many great plugins available in pycharm, IdeaVim for vim motions, and the Grazie grammar plugin which highlights grammatical errors in your comments. Other than in really small projects, i have noticed that ram usage is exactly the same in Pycharm and in VSCode. The default theme and font in PyCharm looks great too.

Cons: On really small projects (under 1000 lines of code), i have noticed for me that PyCharm uses more memory than VScode. In rare occasions Pycharm underlined code with yellow, marking it as an issue, when there was no issue. This hasn't happened to me in months so they may have fixed this, when it did happened i just clicked ignore warning.

Pros: it looks like visual studio optimized for python, very straight forward for software developers coming from other programming language to get on board

Cons: the user interface design is a bit outdated, the support for jupyter notebook feels a bit buggy, unable to add more jupyter nbextensions

Pros: It is very well integrated with python and jupyter notebooks

Cons: Sometimes the updates break the experience one has with the previous versions

Pros: leaning about Python Programing Language

Cons: PyCharm can be quite demanding on system resources, especially RAM and CPU, making it slow on older or less powerful machines

Pros: Built-in support for Python Programming Language

Cons: The professional version costs a lot compared to other IDEs

Pros: We can be developed and tested directly within this very application

Cons: It takes some time to load everything properly

Pros: PyCharm every aspect is absolutely great. One of the biggest advantages of it is that you can install Python Packages directly to your project, so they are not mixed with other projects you are working on.

Cons: One major thing I miss in PyCharm is that the community edition doesn't include tools for Data Science (Jupyter-type experience).

Pros: the best thing about pycharm is the simple way to use it for python programing, that includes installing libraries, creating virtual environments and making easy to maintain a good coding habits

Cons: The worst thing about pycharm is that to use it well and take full advantage of this program, the learning curve is worse than other programs, this means that it takes more time to use it properly.

Pros: Its simple, and well made interface giving a comfortable way to program.

Cons: They bombard you with to much information to users and it is especially overwhelming for new users.

Pros: Intellij smart suggestions are awesome as well as easy plugin integrations

Cons: Poor console command experience, it's just a simple command prompt

Pros: PyCharm provides almost everything you need to manage your Python projects.

Cons: The remote development on PyCharm sometimes is not as stable as expected.

Pros: Es un IDE genial si quieres iniciar en Python, te ayuda mucho en el proceso de aprendizaje, que una vez superado continua siendo parte imprescindible para mis proyectos.

Cons: Ahora me va genial, pero cuando manejaba un pc de gama baja media solía quedarse congelado, sería interesante que optimizaran para que corra en pc mas regulares.

Pros: Easy to install libraries, easy debugging code, fast and smooth program running.

Cons: Give a benign error message on Mac OS Sonoma 14.2.1.

Pros: I like the interface and its ability to integrate with the libraries I use like NumPy, pandas, and machine learning algorithms however, I have to install it. Also, I like the feature of having control over version history is very useful one can go to the previous version of code which save a lot of time.

Cons: First of all, I did not like that installing and starting to use it takes a lot of time since it loads modules and a lot of necessary things which makes it slow at first. The user interface of PyCharm is great however, setting it up according to my requirements was not easy and I can say it is very complex for beginners.

Pros: Es un programa que facilita los procesos, en especial el proceso de instalación de librerías que siempre es un problema con la versión normal, debido a que siempre pide descargar independiente de la instalación. Pycharm se incluye esta librería y solo hay que llamarlas, facilita mucho las cosas.

Cons: Su instalación consume mucho recurso computacional, cuando usamos este programa limita los demás procesos y ocupa mucho espacio en la memoria RAM.

Pros: PyCharm has really good features that helps with Data Analytical tools. It's ease of use is something that definitely makes your workflow better.

Cons: Some features it can improve on are sometimes it can become a little bit slow on some older machines.

Pros: The specialized nature of the ide really shines through with so many features that make it great to work with python code bases. The only problem is that you will find it hard to give up once you use it.

Cons: I had to rewrite/redo environment variable and settings I had set up in VS code because they are input into the UI not kept in a setting file.