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The first update of PyCharm 2021.1 brings some important bug fixes, including one that addresses an inability to find occurrences in files and in paths. It also provides improvements to the experience of working with Jupyter Notebooks, along with updates to a variety of other features. DOWNLOAD PYCHARM 2021.1.1 Here are the major improvements: The complete list of improvements is available in the release notes. Download this version from our website. Alternatively, you can use the JetBrains Toolbox App to stay up to date. Don’t forget to submit your bug reports and fea

In his new tutorial, Mukul Mantosh gives very detailed instructions on how to develop a Django Application using AWS. If you have never used AWS to run your code, with this new tutorial you can give it a try and build your confidence. This tutorial is divided into distinct parts, so if you are only interested in a specific topic you can skip all the others. It also contains text in addition to the video content, so you can use it in any circumstances and in the most comfortable way for you. READ THE TUTORIAL Let’s take a short look at what is in the tutorial. Mukul explains the Django

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.

For those developers, whose daily work benefits from the Django framework. As you probably know, the Django framework is built and maintained by community members. This might give you the impression that Django is effortlessly built by itself, but the truth is that the organization needs strong management and efficient communication. Making major Django releases every 8 months and bug fixes every month is no small task! That’s why the Django Fellowship program exists and why Django Software Foundation needs support from the community – both technical and financial. Moreover, the Django So

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The Lets-Plot library is an open-sourced interactive plotting library developed by JetBrains for Python and Kotlin. Its architecture was inspired by the ggplot library for the R language, and is built with layered graphic principles in mind. But what sets Lets-Plot apart from the well-known Matplotlib and Seaborn Python libraries? With Lets-Plot you can produce interactive visualizations, and do it with just a few lines of code. The Lets-Plot library can be easily configured in SciView in PyCharm Professional edition, and comes already pre-installed in Datalore, the online Jupyter notebo

Cloud development with Python is a hot topic right now. Amazon recently started shipping their AWS Toolkit for PyCharm, and we already have a tutorial on it from Mukul Mantosh in the PyCharm Guide. Calvin Hendryx-Parker is a familiar guest on our PyCharm webinars, and he is an expert when it comes to talking about AWS. He joins us to review Mukul’s tutorial, demonstrate it in action, and connect the topics with the wider world of AWS. This webinar will be extra-interactive! We will be taking lots of questions from the audience about AWS, showing audience suggestions sent in beforehand, an

We are starting our new Early Access Program (EAP) for PyCharm 2021.1. You can now try the pre-release build of the upcoming v2021.1. It delivers enhanced support for Cython as well as UI and usability updates. In short, our EAP allows anyone to try out the features we are implementing. Follow this series of EAP blog posts to get the latest information about the changes coming in PyCharm 2021.1. 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 PyCharm better for you. As always, you can downlo