Most of the common languages/technologies have extensions, so it makes it easier/friendlier to use them.
Python Django - as far as I know, PyCharm Community Edition doesn't support Django natively, while VS Code has no limitation with Django (or with any other technology/framework), so if you're working with Django you should consider that.
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Most of the common languages/technologies have extensions, so it makes it easier/friendlier to use them.
Python Django - as far as I know, PyCharm Community Edition doesn't support Django natively, while VS Code has no limitation with Django (or with any other technology/framework), so if you're working with Django you should consider that.
And another crazy thing, you can run VS Code in your browser - github.com/cdr/code-server
Also see Visual Studio Codespaces/GitHub Codespaces.