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Generally speaking, when writing code you should:

1. Make it work,

2. Make it right, and

3. Make it fast

In that order. I have to assume JetBrains is quite a ways away from any significant performance optimizations on this project.

Is it surprising that a Jetbrains product is slower than VS Code? For relatively small projects, my VS Code with over a dozen extensions seems to run leaps and bounds faster than Pycharm/Clion.

This was the case for rider as well. By the time it released it was plenty performant.

I’m not concerned about that yet.