I use django and im on ubuntu. i used vscode until recently whenever i start it the whole laptop goes crazy slow as hell. i want a faster ide but im not that experienced in diffrent ide's and the options are just driving me crazy! also i dont really care about privacy problems . can you guys please help>
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I'm a big fan of JetBrains IDEs, however, they are resource hungry so if VSCode is making your laptop go crazy I doubt one of theirs would be better. What are the specs on your laptop? Have you tried removing extensions one by one and seeing if maybe it's an extension causing the issue?
thanks man i downloaded pycharm pro and cracked it and damn it took a long time but you were right it was freaking worth it
it has a 8gb ram and is a toshiba it also has a ssd on it. i think the problem is that i installed windows beside linux. also which jetbrain ide should i use? as far as i know pycharm community does not support django and you need to go pro.
btw thanks for answering i honestly didnt think anyone would answer!
I've never developed in the Python ecosystem. However, looking at their info PyCharm Pro would be what you need for Django. I've always found more than enough value to pay for JetBrains tools. It's a month for free so I'd say try it and see how you like it.
well i live in iran and we are pretty much filtered out. ill have to go install a modded version or a crack. is it a problem if it is an older version? like 2023 or 2022?btw thanks for answering
I'd also strongly recommend JetBrains IDEs. The search is awesome. Many features that VSCode didn't catchup yet.
Depending on how happy you are with steep learning curves, vim (editor) and emacs (can be ide) are great for that reason. vim will typically require that you know how to run compilers and debuggers without the plumbing being done for you though.
Zed.dev is killer
hello,try cursor
Cursor built on VSCode.
From their docs