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Our PyCharm release is now ready! We’ve added some important fixes to make sure we provide you with the best tool we can, so be sure to update to the newest version! You can get it from within PyCharm (Help | Check for Updates), using JetBrains Toolbox, or by downloading the new version from our web…
We have a new Early Access Program (EAP) version of PyCharm that can be now downloaded from our website. Our work to create a better PyCharm 2020.1 continues with new features, usability improvements, and bug fixes making their way into our EAP build. If you want to be the first to try them out, …
Arranging a new hackathon The arrangement With the expansion of JetBrains this year and the move into our new offices, we had to push back this year’s hackathon a little bit. But, if anything, this ignited the drive to develop new ideas in our team. So here is a rundown of what went down this year.…
<< Read the previous post from this series Start from the beginning of this epic journey >> Projects So the final entry of this project, is, in fact, going to talk about projects. Starting a project for yourself to try and use all your new found programming knowledge is the perfect wa…
<< Read the previous post from this series The Journey of One Thousand Lines of Code. So that about wraps it up then. It has been quite an adventure discovering the world of computer programming and learning a new skill which I can take on into the future. I am sure that there are parts I co…
The Hackathlon “Don’t put a limit on anything. The more you dream, the further you get.” — Michael Phelps, winner of 23 Olympic gold medals Faster. Higher. Stronger. The stage was set for the event of the year; the coveted JetBrains hackathon. The rules were very simple: The Hackathon star…
Adaptive Python << Read the previous post from the series Read the next post in this series>> Now comes the really fun part, putting all the things that have been learned over the past 5 months into practice. It should be a nice final finish to the process of learning how to program…
Problem-solving strategies << Read the previous post from the series Read the next post in the series >> So we are really now starting to embark on a whole new discipline that comes with programming. Logic and problem-solving. We now have enough of how and what we can do with with …
CS50 review part II << Read the previous post from this series Read the next post in this series >> Finally! I have finished the CS50 course. The future is there for the taking. I won't lie this was a big undertaking. I think though overall this was a really good course to ge…
CS50 review part I << Read the previous post from this series See the next post in the series>> The Harvard University computer science course CS50 This course has been highlighted by a lot of resources as a great jump off point for programming and I have to give it its due, this…
A-Z of technical coding terms <<Read the previous post from this series Read the next post in this series >> After 12 weeks of computer programming, you come to get to know some common lingo which you can use to impress your Nan with over breakfast. Here is an A-Z of some terms t…
I am too old for this Git <<Read the previous post in this series Read the next post in this series>> Git. No, not the guy who pushed in front of you at the checkout, and then paid in pennies which he counted out one-by-one losing count halfway through, but the Version Control Syst…
