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Re:0xDBE: JetBrains IDE for DBAs and SQL developers by mahmoudimus on Monday June 09, 2014 @01:54PM (#7869545)
I'm a big fan of IntelliJ, I'm not sure I agree w/ this - though it might be specific to your use case.

Can you note some specific features that are missing? I understand if one application requires a different way of doing something, but that doesn't necessary mean that functionality is missing or different.

Re:0xDBE: JetBrains IDE for DBAs and SQL developers by btipling on Monday June 09, 2014 @03:06PM (#7869897)
One big set of features missing are the configuration options available in PyCharm. For example being able to configure Vagrant in PyCharm provides its own UI in the IDE settings. I have created a screenshot showing all the various PyCharm setting views compared to IntelliJ with the Python Plugin installed:

http://imgur.com/tKFnnkj.png

You can actually get some of the Vagrant features with a separate Vagrant plugin in IntelliJ, but PyCharm lets you set up the Python interpreter with Vagrant via a really nice UI.

Re:0xDBE: JetBrains IDE for DBAs and SQL developers by mahmoudimus on Monday June 09, 2014 @03:58PM (#7870157)
Of course, that makes sense. That feature is under the Remote Interpreter in IntelliJ. Vagrant configurations can change between modules, which is why it's organized under IntelliJ under module settings -> SDKs.

So that falls under "hidden under a different area" in the IntelliJ project, not missing functionality.

The concept of modules in IntelliJ is not in PyCharm, I believe. Though, I could be wrong.