Mixed tech stack project?
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Hello, I am completely new to PyCharm (I've heard good things). Most of my projects are Node+Python, I have an existing project that has them combined (js and py files together). I'm not sure how to tell PyCharm to proceed. I've just been using a text editor. Is this supported? I'd like PyCharm to be able to provide it's full set of features (code intel) for JS and Python at the same time.
How should I start out PyCharm on this existing project?
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PyCharm Professional has extensive support for web (JS, HTML, CSS, SASS, webpack, NodeJS, etc.) projects. It basically bundles all of WebStorm. Take a look at WebStorm and you can find plenty of resources. If you can describe more what you're looking for, I can comment here.
Well, can I use one of these - either WebCharm or PyCharm - but only one and have one IDE for my whole mixed tech stack project? Or do I have to switch between multiple *Charm products?
Ideally I'd like 1 IDE to rule them all. I don't do any front-endy stuff, just backend. So HTML, CSS, SASS, webpack, are of no use to me. Just Node and Python.
PyCharm Professional can be a single IDE for "fullstack", with HTML/CSS/JS on the frontend, Python on the backend, and SQL databases for storage (Professional also bundles DataGrip.)
But since you aren't interested in the frontend, if you want just backends in NodeJS and Python, PyCharm Professional can do that too. It can do any of the NodeJS backend stuff in WebStorm, side-by-side in the same project as your Python backend stuff.
If you want Ruby, PHP, Java, etc. then you'd want IntelliJ Ultimate.