[Video] PyCharm Web Magic: Building a Pinterest Clone

Integration with Stepik for Educators In 2016 we partnered with Stepik, a learning management and MOOC platform, to announce the Adaptive Python course. But if you want to create your own Python course with the help of PyCharm Edu, integration with Stepik may help you easily keep up your learning materials and share them with your students. Let's take a simple example based on the Creating a Course with Subtasks tutorial and look at the integration features in more detail. (more…)

Our April 25th webinar on Visual Debugging went quite well: just over 1 hour, a lot of fun, and covered nearly all of the topics. The recording is now available on YouTube. Additionally, the code and slides used are available in a GitHub repository. “Visually Debugging” is a theme that we plan to touch on repeatedly during 2017. For example, we have tutorial proposals for DjangoCon and EuroPython that expand on the topics in this webinar, conducted in a hands-on, 3-hour format. About Visual Debugging PyCharm puts a visual face on debugging and we’d like to help more developers take th

Git is a fantastic and wildly popular version control system. Once you get beyond the basics, though, it can be a bit cryptic for civilians. Fortunately, this is an area where JetBrains IDEs can help, by putting a visual face on the underlying git commands. Our colleagues in PhpStorm and IntelliJ recently tried a fun new approach at showing this. Since Git/GitHub support is largely shared across all of our IDEs, why not do a series of task-oriented, bite-sized screencasts featuring two IDEs tackling a certain Git workflow? And since version control, like so many of our features, is shared a