PyCharm vs. Visual Studio Code
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What is PyCharm?PyCharm’s smart code editor provides first-class support for Python, JavaScript, CoffeeScript, TypeScript, CSS, popular template languages and more. Take advantage of language-aware code completion, error detection, and on-the-fly code fixes!
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What is Visual Studio Code?Build and debug modern web and cloud applications. Code is free and available on your favorite platform - Linux, Mac OSX, and Windows.
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What companies use PyCharm?
435 companies on StackShare use PyCharm
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What companies use Visual Studio Code?
1310 companies on StackShare use Visual Studio Code
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What tools integrate with PyCharm?
4 tools on StackShare integrate with PyCharm
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What tools integrate with Visual Studio Code?
14 tools on StackShare integrate with Visual Studio Code
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Results of the Django/PyCharm Promotion 2017
December 06, 2017
Support a Great Partnership: PyCharm and Django Team...
August 15, 2017
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Visual Studio Code February 2019
March 07, 2019
Language Server Index Format
February 18, 2019
Visual Studio Code January 2019
February 06, 2019
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Reviews of Visual Studio Code and PyCharm
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davidtaylorjrBest Code Editor For Any Developer
February 03, 2017 06:20
Visual Studio Code takes writing code to the next level.
There is a great community out there, it is open source, it is lightning fast, and it just works out of the box.
It has a TON of useful extensions that can make the software do just about anything that you can imagine. It has GIT support directly within the software that doesn't require any extra plugins or configuration.
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ShiChuanTaylorsSupport TypeScript IntelliSense
May 25, 2016 09:25
I have been using VS code to develop Angular 2 application, it is great a highly support of Angular Directives and Services within HTML tags. It ease the development process of understanding syntax as a beginner in web development
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How developers use Visual Studio Code vs PyCharm
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cschomer uses Visual Studio Code
Extensions:
Angular v5 snippets by John Papa
JavaScript (ES6) code snippets
Don't use but a very cool theme to check out: Winter is Coming Theme
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mickdekkers uses Visual Studio Code
I love how responsive VS Code is, and the out-of-the-box intelligent code completion it provides for many JavaScript libraries and frameworks has been a great boost to my productivity. We also have it to thank for pioneering the language server protocol, which allows the development of code intelligence tools for any editor or IDE.
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welkie uses Visual Studio Code
Performant, flexible editor/IDE. My main programming languages (JavaScript, TypeScript and C#) have good support in it. Another language I plan to use more in the future, Go, has okay support right now which is improving.
Also, as a developer who prefers using Linux as a workstation OS, I appreciate it being cross-platform.
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Promethean TV uses Visual Studio Code
PrometheanTV builds applications and services utilizing a variety of languages and technologies. The Visual Studio Code IDE is used by various technical staff to build software on a variety of languages supported by the IDE including C#, HTML/CSS/JS, etc.
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dflynn1024 uses Visual Studio Code
Increasingly we are using VS Code more and more. It is very handy for working on Javascript, Powershell scrips, TSQL, markdown etc. Often use it's integrated terminals for spinning up APIs, running off tests and running various scripts.
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jegesh uses PyCharm
PyCharm is our preferred IDE for python apps, for all its simple awesomeness in writing code, as well as the ease with which you can run a Django shell, a web server, or run tests.
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elabraha uses PyCharm
I used pycharm for Machine learning. Then I switched back to sublime and I am going to try atom now.
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ViRu-ThE-ViRuS uses PyCharm
Free for community projects... Must try for those looking for Python IDEs. Works out of the box.
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BobStein uses PyCharm
- great editor
- helpful configurations, though tedious
- online docs (rival stackoverflow)
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