Hurray, we’ve just released PyCharm 5, the new major version of our intelligent IDE for Python, web and scientific development! It is one of the updates of our desktop products that comprise the brand new JetBrains Toolbox.
Download PyCharm 5 for your platform today!
PyCharm 5 is available as a full-fledged Professional Edition for Python and Web development, or as a free and open-source Community Edition for pure Python and scientific development.
PyCharm 5 brings an outstanding lineup of new features, including full Python 3.5 support, Docker integration, Thread Concurrency Visualization, code insight for Django ORM methods, Conda integration, and IPython Notebook v4 support, just to name a few.
The highlights of this version include:
Python-related improvements:
- Full Python 3.5 support
- Docker integration
- Thread Concurrency Visualization
- Better code insight for Django ORM methods
- Google and NumPy Style Python docstrings
- Conda integration
- App Config Tool for Google App Engine projects
- And more
IDE enhancements:
- Brand-new indication for running configurations
- Find in Path with instant preview
- New UI for testing and tests history
- Updated database tools
- Editing code in diff viewer
- Branch operations from VCS Log Viewer and the new “Rebase” action for git
PyCharm 5 Professional Edition also brings a lot of web development enhancements including:
- Improved ReactJS support
- TypeScript 1.6 support
- Support for AngularJS 2.0
- Better support for Meteor
- Dart support enhancements
- And much more
Please see What’s New in PyCharm 5 for more details, or watch this short What’s New in PyCharm 5 video:
Download PyCharm 5 for your platform here!
PyCharm 5 Professional Edition is a free update for you if purchased your license after November 2, 2014. As usual, a 30-day trial is available if you want to try PyCharm Professional Edition as your new Python IDE.
Develop with pleasure!
JetBrains PyCharm Team
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This version (and can be 4.5.1 and later) has ‘new comer blocker’. Please see issue PY-17100 JUST NOW. Project encoding are always ignored, and default encoding detection always fail with some Windows environment.
Thank you for pointing out to this. We’ll take a look.
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Ember.js support would be most welcomed – like imports, or keeping indexing at bay when ember-cli does it magic.
Could you please file a feature request to https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issues/PY?
There is one for Web https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/WEB-14919 – would affect PyCharm too.
my subjective feeling is that ide is for me slow and usage unpleasantly, sorry.
I feel the same too. This new version seems to be way slower, especially with bringing up the context menu. The .csv cannot be shown as data table too.
I’m reverting to PyCharm 4.5 which works wonderfully. Hopefully version 5.0 will be fixed soon.
I’m having to revert too, autocomplete basically crashes the IDE every time.
As a result I’ll hold off subscribing, too.
I take everything I just said back. Invalidating the cache solved the issues for me.
https://www.jetbrains.com/pycharm/help/cleaning-system-cache.html
Context menu takes ages to come up for me. Seemed at first that invalidating cache fixed the issue, but only temporarily. Looking forward to the fix.
Same here… ontext menu sometimes needs minutes to come up! I hope for soon Fix
I have to +1 on this. 5.0 is much slower.
Mine is slow too. 3 seconds to bring up context menu.
About 2 seconds to parse/check code after edit.
4.5 was much much quicker!
After increasing of number processors in vbox it is ok.
(ubuntu under virtualbox , now 2 CPUs)
Thanks everyone for the feedback. These are known issues. We’re going to release PyCharm 5.0.1 with critical fixes very soon.
Any insight on a release data for 5.0.1?
I tried all suggestions here; but it only helps for a couple of minutes to clear the cache. Downgrading now; so I can work.
We’re releasing 5.0.1 today
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I currently have 4.5.4 Pro.
It doesn’t see available update to version 5, unless I select Early Access Program in the Updates settings.
With “New Major Version Releases” it says it’s up to date (build PY-141.2569).
Is that correct?
It should show you the message that PyCharm 5 is available. However we don’t provide automatic patch updates between major versions, so you have to download and install the newest PyCharm 5 manually from: https://www.jetbrains.com/pycharm/download/.
We’ll check why you didn’t get the notification.
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It seems that the license files have disappeared from the distribution. I’m also having a hard time to find the license on the site that applies to each product variant. I’m looking for the legal agreement, not the code or the “usage type”.
These files were in the distribution and now aren’t anymore:
PyCharm_Academic_license.txt
PyCharm_Classroom_license.txt
PyCharm_OpenSource_license.txt
PyCharm_Preview_License.txt
PyCharm_license.txt
You can find the info on licensing here: https://www.jetbrains.com/store/terms/comparison.html
The legal agreement for Individual Customers is available on this link: https://www.jetbrains.com/store/license_personal.html
You accept the agreement while purchasing the license on our website using your JetBrains account.
I didn’t choose to import old settings neither to have old cached data, so the installation was brand new.
The initial startup time was way faster than 4.5.4 on Windows 7 64bit with Java 1.8 uodate 65 (HotSpot 64-Bit Server VM).
I also editied the file C:\Users\user\.PyCharm50\pycharm64.exe.vmoptions
to use more memory:
-Xms512m
-Xmx1g
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