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We’ve partnered with Amazon to deliver an integration between Amazon CodeCatalyst and JetBrains Gateway! Amazon CodeCatalyst, which has just been announced at AWS re:Invent, is a unified software development and delivery service that includes on-demand development environments. This integration m…

We are thrilled to announce that we're opening the EAP to the public. You can download EAP builds from JetBrains DataSpell’s website without registration. Read to learn more.

The new 2021.2 versions of the plugins from our Test Automation Kit are available on JetBrains Marketplace. During this release cycle, we focused on improving your user experience and enhancing Python support. Read on for a brief overview of the features and updates. Test Data Introducing Test…

The first update of PyCharm 2021.1 brings some important bug fixes, including one that addresses an inability to find occurrences in files and in paths. It also provides improvements to the experience of working with Jupyter Notebooks, along with updates to a variety of other features. DOWNLOAD PY…

In his new tutorial, Mukul Mantosh gives very detailed instructions on how to develop a Django Application using AWS. If you have never used AWS to run your code, with this new tutorial you can give it a try and build your confidence. This tutorial is divided into distinct parts, so if you are …

Thank you for your feedback on PyCharm 2021.1! We were looking carefully into it – and have managed to make some quick and important bug fixes – so that you can enjoy working with PyCharm.

For those developers, whose daily work benefits from the Django framework. As you probably know, the Django framework is built and maintained by community members. This might give you the impression that Django is effortlessly built by itself, but the truth is that the organization needs strong m…

Try our new out-of-the-box collaborative development tool, auto-import for module member completion, and enhanced WSL support.

Sometime last week, I had the opportunity to sit down with Andrey Vlasovskikh and discuss where PyCharm is now, and where it plans to go into the future; trying to understand how we got here along the way. We discussed everything from how Andrey got started with Python in the first place, and how he…

That was a lot of content! And networking! The PyData track provided a nice example of a live coding session about Data Lakes and Streams from Justin Garrison, as well as a fascinating talk on Deploying ML solutions with low latency by Aditya Lohia, who covered some nice applications of video anal…

This release is dedicated to fixing bugs and enhancing performance. We are also working on implementing the concept of trusted projects, which is designed to mitigate the risks associated with opening projects from unknown and untrusted sources. You can upgrade to v2020.3.4 with the Toolbox App, or…

Lets-Plot interactive visualizations in PyCharm and Datalore

The Lets-Plot library is an open-sourced interactive plotting library developed by JetBrains for Python and Kotlin. Its architecture was inspired by the ggplot library for the R language, and is built with layered graphic principles in mind. But what sets Lets-Plot apart from the well-known M…

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PyCharm

Remote Development in JetBrains IDEs Now Available to Amazon CodeCatalyst Customers

JetBrains DataSpell EAP Now Open to All

Test Automation Kit updates in 2021.2

PyCharm 2021.1.1: Improved Indexing and Jupyter Notebooks Experience

New Tutorial: Develop a Django App Using AWS

PyCharm 2021.1.1 RC Is Out: A Better Experience From PyCharm 2021.1

PyCharm Supports Django – you can too!

PyCharm 2021.1 Is Out!

The Past, Present and Future with Andrey

Python Web Conference. Day 2 Recap

PyCharm 2020.3.4 Is Out!

Interactive Visualizations in PyCharm and Datalore