PyCharm vs WebStorm: Which is best for you?

It has built-in support for Git, Docker, Jupiter Notebooks, virtual environments, and databases, making it a great all-in-one tool

It's resource-heavy, slow on old Windows.

I don't think I can say something bad about this software except for the little hustle when you start your first project and opening projects, but there are a lot of tutorials in order to do that without any problems.

However, because of the price, I was forced to change my private IDE to another one, as soon as my student license for WebStorm expired.