Project using Django and AngularJS - Which IDE is best?
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I am going to work on a project using Django and massive amount of javascript, mostly AngularJS. What IDE would be the best for that PyCharm or WebStorm? I've only experience with PyCharm and I know it has quite good support for JavaScript and HTML, but I took a look on WebStorm and it even looks better as to JavaScript - advanced support for AngularJS, Grunt and Bower integration - looks like exactly what I am looking for. However I wouldn't want to work on the same project in two separate IDEs. What would be the best way to go?
I am going to work on a project using Django and massive amount of javascript, mostly AngularJS. What IDE would be the best for that PyCharm or WebStorm? I've only experience with PyCharm and I know it has quite good support for JavaScript and HTML, but I took a look on WebStorm and it even looks better as to JavaScript - advanced support for AngularJS, Grunt and Bower integration - looks like exactly what I am looking for. However I wouldn't want to work on the same project in two separate IDEs. What would be the best way to go?
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Using two IDES is great, that way you can switch contexts easily. It's really easy to alt-tab back and forth between front and backend code. Also, this may be useful - WebStorm allows you to run a server and serve the AngularJS files.
so that way nothing conflicts if you really need them in the same location.
This is assuming your django project is just providing an api to the angular hosted front end. If django was rendering templates that would be different and probably a bit harder to get the two ides to work together.
So the recommended way is to use only one IDE - PyCharm. If you miss any functionality that exists in WebStorm it is a good reason to report about it.