Early Access Program

The third PyCharm 2021.3 EAP build is out! Please give it a try, and don't forget to share your feedback on Twitter (by mentioning @pycharm) or by reporting issues to our tracker! Important: PyCharm EAP builds are not fully tested and might be unstable. Starting from this build, you’ll need to provide your JetBrains credentials to use the trial versions of PyCharm. You can read more about

The second PyCharm 2021.3 EAP build is out! The Early Access Program is designed to give you a chance to try all the improvements to PyCharm and provide actionable feedback that will help ensure that PyCharm users enjoy a smooth experience with the stable release. Don't hesitate to share your thoughts on topics such as the overall product performance, the version’s look and feel, bugs, new feature

Introducing the Early Access Program for PyCharm 2021.3, where you can try the new PyCharm features before they are officially released! This program is designed to give you a chance to try all the improvements to PyCharm and provide actionable feedback that will help ensure that PyCharm users enjoy a smooth experience with the stable release. Don't hesitate to share your thoughts on topics such

We are thrilled to announce that we're opening the EAP to the public. You can download EAP builds from JetBrains DataSpell’s website without registration. Read to learn more.

With PyCharm 2021.2 EAP 4, we’ve concentrated on small details and final bug fixes before the major PyCharm 2021.2 release. One of the improvements in this version is the ability to work with the SciView tool window when you are behind a proxy. The team also worked on improving support for literal collections. Important! PyCharm EAP builds are not fully tested and might be unstable. The Toolbo

PyCharm 2021.2 EAP 3 is available with some nice new features! As usual, our main goal for the EAP is to give you a sense of what to expect in the upcoming PyCharm 2021.2 release. We are hoping to get your active feedback on the overall performance of the PyCharm 2021.2 EAP versions, and in particular, on the feel, look, and performance of the new features we will be highlighting throughout the EA

The second EAP of PyCharm 2021.2 brings a lot of improvements, both platform-wide and Python-specific. Take a look at what we have new in store for Python 3.10 support, easy package installation, work with JavaScript and TypeScript, and the debugger. Starting with this EAP, you can join the program in PyCharm Professional only if you have an active JetBrains account. If you have already logged

Time to try new features and weight in with your active feedback! We are opening a new cycle of the Early Access Program for those of you eager to try, discuss, and maybe even contribute to new PyCharm features before they’re commonly used by the Python community. As usual, our main goal for the EAP is to give you a sense of what to expect in the upcoming PyCharm 2021.2 release. We are hoping to g

Thank you for your feedback on PyCharm 2021.1! We were looking carefully into it – and have managed to make some quick and important bug fixes – so that you can enjoy working with PyCharm.

With the emergence of Python as the go-to language for data science, it was only natural for JetBrains’ PyCharm to be eventually equipped with data science features. Based on the feedback that our team received over the past year, we have been working to significantly improve PyCharm’s support for data science. During this process, it became evident that data scientists and software developers hav

We’ve addressed a long list of issues in this bug-fix release. Here’s just a few of the major fixes: For the full list, please read the release notes. Important! PyCharm EAP builds are not fully tested and might be unstable. DOWNLOAD PYCHARM 2021.1 EAP Ready to join the EAP? Some ground rules EAP builds are free to use and expire 30 days after the build date. You can inst

This EAP build brings several nice additions to WSL 2 support, makes indexing faster, and introduces a GitHub pull request template. As usual, please read the blog post, try out the new features, and let us know if you encounter any problems. We encourage you to join the program to try out the new and improved features. By testing these updates and giving us feedback, you can help us make PyChar