Category Archives: Early Access Preview

Great news: a couple of weeks ago Python 3.6.0 beta 1 was released, marking the end of the feature development phase for Python 3.6. And today we give you the first PyCharm 2016.3 Early Access Preview build which includes initial support for … Continue reading →

Today we announce the PyCharm 2016.2.3 Release Candidate build #162.1967. The list of bug fixes and improvements for this build can be found in the release notes. Some highlights of the PyCharm 2016.2.3 RC are: Important fixes for Docker Compose … Continue reading →

Today we announce the release candidate build of PyCharm 2016.2.2. We’ve fixed several major problems in the debugger and in the code analysis subsystem. The list of bug fixes and improvements for this build can be found here. Please give PyCharm 2016.2.2 RC a … Continue reading →

We are now approaching the final steps towards the PyCharm 2016.2 release. So today we’ve published the PyCharm 2016.2 Release Candidate. The PyCharm 2016.2 RC build 162.1236 is available for download from the Early Access Preview page. Please take it … Continue reading →

Today we announced the PyCharm 2016.2 EAP 5 build 162.1121. Please download and try it today! Just as always, this EAP build can be used for 30 days after its release date and it doesn’t require any license. Comparing to … Continue reading →

Today we continue the weekly delivery of PyCharm 2016.2 preview builds with the PyCharm 2016.2 EAP build 162.1120. Download and try it today! Some highlights of the PyCharm 2016.2 EAP build 162.1120 are: A fix for keyboard input in the … Continue reading →

Today we’re announcing that PyCharm Edu 3 is coming this August, right before the new school year. Since the previous release we’ve tremendously improved PyCharm Edu for teachers and course authors, implemented new useful functionality, made a lot of small … Continue reading →

A week ago we announced the second PyCharm 2016.2 EAP build with lots of new neat features and improvements such as: vmprof Profiler support An Optimize Imports configuration The Thread suspend option on a breakpoint Pandas Dataframes Viewer and more … Continue reading →

Two weeks have passed since the first EAP build of the PyCharm 2016.2. The PyCharm team has returned from PyCon 2016 in Portland, and today we are happy to present you the new PyCharm EAP build, with many new features … Continue reading →

Today we’re excited to announce that the first PyCharm 2016.2 Early Access Preview (EAP) build 162.646 is finally available for download! Head on over to the PyCharm Early Access Preview (EAP) page and have a look at the download section … Continue reading →