Let's start 2021 with a fun one. How can tools help projects get contributors up to speed? In this webinar, Steve Piercy, a long-time maintainer with a popular open source project, shows us how he uses Code With Me for collaboration, as well as GitHub Pull Request and Tasks tools, to guide a contribution to the project's documentation. Thursday, January 21 4PM GMT (11AM Eastern, 8AM Pacific) Register here While this webinar will use PyCharm as the IDE, and will have a little bit of Python, it is intended to be general to all JetBrains IDEs. As such, onboarding a contribution of documentati

We have special news for those of you using Mac with an M1 chip: PyCharm 2020.3.2 is out and brings support for Apple Silicon! To start working, download the separate installer for PyCharm for Apple Silicon from our website or via the Toolbox App (under the Available for Apple M1 section). Please note that a previously installed PyCharm version running via Rosetta2 will not update to run natively. Update now and share your feedback with us! Other significant fixes in 2020.3.2 include: PyCharm supports debugging for Jupyter notebooks. Using Alt + Shift + Enter (or Option + Shift + Ent

Last Tuesday (December 15), we hosted an amazing live coding session on FastAPI with Michael Kennedy, host of the popular Talk Python To Me Podcast and author of a collection of Python courses. FastAPI seems to be a very popular topic. Despite the digital fatigue, intensive competition among online events, and all the holiday shopping, it is one of our most popular webinars of 2020. Revisit the live coding session by Michael Kennedy and build your own project using the code that Michael used during the session. If you haven’t given us your feedback on the webinar yet, please do so here.

Thank you for your feedback on the major 2020.3 release! We are working hard this December to make your PyCharm experience as smooth as possible, and today we give you the first bug fix release, PyCharm 2020.3.1. Here is a list of some of the major bug fixes included in this release: Code analysis and code completion in PyCharm 2020.3 would sometimes get stuck and never finish. This issue has been solved. The debugger now works on Linux with Python 3.9 and Cython speedups. Python Console: parameter info and autocompletion is now displayed dynamically. Now it should be as easy, efficient,

Update 12 of the Big Data Tools plugin for IntelliJ IDEA Ultimate, PyCharm Professional, and DataGrip has been released. You can install it from the JetBrains Plugin Repository or from inside your IDE. The plugin allows you to edit Zeppelin notebooks, upload files to cloud filesystems, and monitor Hadoop and Spark clusters. In this release, we've added experimental Python support and global search inside Zeppelin notebooks. We’ve also addressed a variety of bugs. Let's talk about the details. Experimental and preliminary Python support Although PySpark in Zeppelin is getting a lot of attent

With the holiday season coming, the R plugin introduces more code assistance and runtime capabilities, UX features, and stability improvements. Try them with the brand new 2020.3 releases of JetBrains IDEs. Use run/debug configurations to manage the way the IDE executes your R code. You can define the command-line arguments of the R script to be executed, the options of the R interpreter, or environmental variables. Configure once and run your script with the same predefined parameters. With the modified R interpreter selector, you can switch between various interpreters and quickly create

PyCharm 2020.3 is officially out! In this final major release of 2020, we’ve concentrated on making the general user experience and onboarding process better. Try it now and let us know what you think! DOWNLOAD PYCHARM 2020.3 Highlights: Environment autoconfiguration for your imported or cloned projects Use Search Everywhere to find Git commits New Welcome screen for faster initial setup Learn and master PyCharm Collaborative development: Code With Me plugin Code editor: the ability to invert an “if” statement; code insight for type aliases. IDE improvements: a more powerful Data Vie

Want to build rich, modern, Pythonic REST services? Friend-of-the-webinar (1, 2, 3, 4, 5) Michael Kennedy joins us to discuss FastAPI, the "high performance, easy to learn, fast to code, ready for production" web framework. He will be showing examples from his new Modern APIs with FastAPI training course. Tuesday, December 15 11:00AM Eastern Standard Time Register here Speaking To You Michael Kennedy is the host of Talk Python to Me and co-host of Python Bytes podcasts. He is also the founder of Talk Python training and a Python Software Foundation fellow. Michael has a PyCharm co

Welcome to Early Access PyCharm, a podcast that goes behind the scenes of how the PyCharm IDE is made and all the thinking that goes into it. In the upcoming episodes, you will hear from the people who work daily to make you more productive and your code even better. Episode 5 In this episode, we talk to Olga Berdnikova, a proud member of the UX design team at JetBrains. In this chat, she will talk about some challenges, processes, and also give us some hints about the future of our beloved IDEs. Where to find Early Access PyCharm is available on all main Podcast platforms, make sure to subsc

The new bug-fix release is out! Check out the latest improvements in PyCharm 2020.2.4. You can upgrade to this new version from the IDE, with the Toolbox App, or using snaps if you are an Ubuntu user. It is also available for download from our website. Here is a collection of the most notable updates: Drop into debugger on failed tests is now disabled by default, as it may slow down test performance in some cases. You can enable it by going to Preferences | Settings / Build, Execution, Deployment / Python Debugger and ticking the Drop into debugger on failed tests checkbox.

Learning new things is part and parcel of a developer’s job. Many coders, including both novices and pros, turn to videos to help them understand the basics of a programming language or grasp complex concepts. If you’d like to know how to create helpful learning videos for developers, watch the recording of this webinar hosted by Paul Everitt, PyCharm Developer Advocate, and Nelson Jamal, YouTube blogger and the creator of AmigosCode YouTube channel. The webinar covers a lot of ground, including: Some equipment you might need. The most important things to keep in mind when creating a YouTube

We’re now in the final stages of our preparations for the PyCharm 2020.3 release. This week’s build brings a variety of bug fixes that will help ensure the new version runs smoothly. Please try this version out and let us know how we’re doing. And if you run into any issues, don’t forget to submit a ticket on YouTrack. Improvements in this version Master your tools and increase productivity! We’ve added a Learn PyCharm section to the new Welcome screen. You will find all the materials you need to learn about the advanced settings, features, and shortcuts available in PyCharm. Just select