PyCharm vs Webstorm?

Hi,

PyCharm has all the web development features from WebStorm with slight differences in UI and probably configuration, but WebStorm doesn't have django support (there is a corresponding feature request for that https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/WEB-7814).

Some users prefer to use both IDEs, but it's up to you to decide.

I'm struggling with this question too and would prefer to take some time to make the right decision to avoid realising later on I've made the wrong one and having to change in mid project.  I am building a Vue web app with a Django backend.  The backend is fairly lightweight and will be mainly as a way of getting data in and out of the data base.  I have been prototyping in WebStorm and really like it, and would hate to lose any of the functionality, particularly the Vue specific facilities and debugging etc.

I've seen a number of posts which state that everything in WebStorm is also in PyCharm (via plug-ins if not any other way) but others that state that there is often a lag before WebStorm functionality becomes available in PyCharm.

I think my preference would be to use both, but I realise that will introduce additional complexities - so my question is:

Is there anything which documents a "best practice" approach to using WebStorm for front end and PyCharm for back end which will help me get going with this approach?