About a month ago I decided to give it a try with some modern code editor than my favorite VIM+TMux combo. And after some research I chose VS Code.
It's lean, it's fast, and it has the Console built-in, so no need for TMux.
It also has the Intellisense working fine with Python, which is a must.
Finally, it has several VIM-emulation plugins allowing to use the most important VIM motions:
h,j,k,l, /, gg, G, [n]g, etc.
Setting it up is very straightforward.
I usually run it from iTerm2 terminal under a virtual environment, so that the packages, dependencies, and python version is correctly recognized.
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