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PyCharm 1.0.1 Bugfix Update Available

Dmitry Jemerov
Dmitry Jemerov

Today we’ve released PyCharm 1.0.1, our first bugfix update that fixes the most critical issues encountered by our users. The highlights are:

  • Fixed problem preventing inspection of some objects in the debugger;
  • Fixed Shift-click text selection in the editor;
  • Much faster skeleton generation on first run, particularly under MacOS X.

You can download the new build from the PyCharm home page, and find the complete list of changes in the release notes.

And in the meanwhile, we’re already working hard on a next feature release of PyCharm, version 1.1. The roadmap for PyCharm 1.1 is already available, and the Early Access Preview is going to start quite soon.

Update to the latest version and stay tuned for more news soon!

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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