Ease of use, auto complete features, code generator, searching

Best IDE for the people who work on Python. We have all plugins available and can install any module required. Easy to use. Can run from terminal through IDE itself. We can add our own interpreter or we can create venv or conda environments to run our project python code.

There's a lot to like about IntelliJ (I'm using the 2024 Ultimate version at the moment). It's very powerful and flexible in the frameworks and programming languages it supports. I can see (over the last few years) the efforts to simplify the UI - or, I should better say, declutter and structurization of the UI. I can focus nicely on the individual files while having access to all the build, debug, and deploy tools. An IDE is a complex product by definition - especially if you are a developer. I'm working with classic backend tech stacks such as Java, Spring, and Maven and modern front-ends such as React. So, the IDE should support these various cases and provide a consistent experience - in my opinion, IntelliJ does that. With all the plugins and extensions, I also feel confident that I will find support for any other projects in the future. I don't feel that I would need to switch to another IDE for an "out-of-the-ordinary" use case.