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Download PyCharm 2021.2.2 The second minor release of PyCharm 2021.2 contains multiple bug fixes. Python 3.10: Quick-fix to add "from __future__ import" annotations For the full list of issues addressed in PyCharm 2021.2.2, please see the release notes. Found a bug? Please report it using our bug tracker.

The Space plugin is now bundled in PyCharm 2021.2. You can now view and clone repositories and review your teammates’ code right from the IDE.

This release comes with Python 3.10 support, auto-reload for browser HTML preview, and more! Before we start the overview of the major PyCharm 2021.2 features, we have some important information to make you aware of. First of all, we have good news for our Asian users. Starting with this version, you can enjoy a fully localized UI in Chinese, Korean, or Japanese. Localization is available as a

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

For a very long time, PyCharm's Data Science tooling has not been a feature set that we've talked at length about. We've got a lot wrong, but this time around, we've changed the way we approach building tools for Data Scientists. I sat down with Andrey Cheptsov, the Product Manager of the newly created DataSpell IDE and asked him how this time, it's going to be different. Transcript Nafiul: H

In this webinar, we are going to talk about databases, particularly PostgreSQL, a powerful, open-source object-relational database system. Our guest speaker, Craig Kerstiens, will be sharing his extensive knowledge about the topic. Get ready to dive into Postgres! We'll take a look at: Rich data types and indexing, such as JSON inside Postgres and indexing with GIN and GiST indexes Things

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

This April we joined forces with the Django Software Foundation to get as much support as possible from our audience for Django. In one month we managed to reach out to thousands of Pythonistas who helped us with this fundraiser campaign promotion. Thanks to your active participation, shares, reposts, and purchases, we managed to raise $45K for the DSF. This represents roughly 20% of the DSF's o

PyCharm had Django support from version 1.0. Over this time, the Django support has been gone through many changes, as well as many maintainers. In this episode of Early Access PyCharm, I talked to both Ilya (the previous maintainer of the Django support for PyCharm) as well as Aleksei (the current maintainer). Ilya currently works on WSL and SSH (as well as other remote interpreters and targets)