Visual Studio Code is no community edition of Visual Studio. It is the premier IDE on this list. I've used most of them, even paid versions of intellij, pycharm and Komodo IDE, but VSC beats them all, live intellisense with my own modules, lint integration (sonar), git integration with local Gitlab/gogs/gitlab.com/github and general customisation. it also have a built in jupyter notebook server. It is has become a bit too much. I often see it automatically adds modules I just output in the intellisense where it fails in execution because I never imported the module into the virtualenv.
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Visual Studio Code is no community edition of Visual Studio. It is the premier IDE on this list. I've used most of them, even paid versions of intellij, pycharm and Komodo IDE, but VSC beats them all, live intellisense with my own modules, lint integration (sonar), git integration with local Gitlab/gogs/gitlab.com/github and general customisation. it also have a built in jupyter notebook server. It is has become a bit too much. I often see it automatically adds modules I just output in the intellisense where it fails in execution because I never imported the module into the virtualenv.