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PyCharm 2.0.1 update

Dmitry Jemerov
Dmitry Jemerov

A quick information on the PyCharm 2.0.1 update that was released yesterday. Some of our users reported a major bug which led to loss of keyboard input in the editor after a paste operation on certain machines running Mac OS X. We’ve had to get out a fix for this as fast as possible, and we strongly recommend you to upgrade if you’re using Mac OS X. (Use “Help | Check for Update…” to download and install the update as a patch to your existing installation.)

If you’re using Windows or Linux, feel free to skip this update and wait for PyCharm 2.0.2.

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Livestream: “Python, Django, PyCharm, and More”

Join us for the new PyCharm Livestream episode to learn about everything new in the world of Python on January 25 at 4:00 pm UTC.

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Join the Private Preview of Our New Tool for Your ML Experiments!

Join a private preview of our brand-new tool for ML experiments. It lets you set up and launch an experiment from local code on a VM in the cloud directly from PyCharm. We’re granting free access for cloud resources during the preview!

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Buy PyCharm. Support Data Science. 

This December, we’re offering new users a 30% discount for PyCharm Professional annual subscriptions. We’ll also donate all of the proceeds from this campaign to support NumFOCUS and their sponsored, data science, projects.

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Roberto Pesce

PyCharm 2023.3: Feature Spotlight for Django Developers

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