Webinars

Learn how to process and analyze unstructured data with spaCy, a trending open-source library for advanced NLP in Python. Join our webinar on May 11 at 4 pm UTC.

You write your code, restart your server, and wait for the screen to update, but by then, you’re already interrupted. Ever wish you could use the fast development cycle frontends have with hot reloading? In this webinar we’ll meet Reloadium, a Python take on the powerful-but-challenging hot module reloading from JavaScript. Reloadium’s PyCharm plugin offers a fresh developer experience, and you’ll see it in action for basic Python, data science, and Django development. It provides support for running, debugging, and profiling workflows. Hot reloading is a topic tackled by several Python

If you’re involved in machine learning at all, you can’t have missed the plethora of groundbreaking models that have come out in past months. Two of the most hyped models are Whisper, OpenAI’s state-of-the-art speech recognition model, and Stable Diffusion, Stability AI’s groundbreaking image generation algorithm. In our upcoming webinar, Alaeddine Abdessalem, Software Developer at Jina AI, will show us how we can use both of these models to create an end-to-end multimodal application, capable of generating artwork from audio. Whisper allows extremely accurate voice-to-text transcription in

Join us on October 20 at 3:00 pm UTC to look into what PyCharm offers Django development, featuring the new UI, remote and sharing options, endpoints, and more.

Join the webinar by Christopher Trudeau to get started with Django Ninja.

Have you ever worked on a Git repo in PyCharm and wondered, "Am I doing it right?" JetBrains Developer Advocate Marco Behler has a few pointers for what Git workflows you can use and how to manage everything from PyCharm.

Easy access to relevant, safe data is a major bottleneck hindering developers and data scientists. But what if you could generate your own accurate, privacy-protected, shareable data?  Synthetic data can provide an inexpensive alternative to real sets of data that can’t be used due to its sensitivity or regulations. Such data is used for training machine learning models, testing, and performing quality assurance.  In this webinar with Mason Egger, we'll learn about using Synthetic Data, and we’ll learn how to get started creating our own Synthetic Data. Join us on July 2

On Tuesday, June 21, 2022, Matt Harrison joined Jodie Burchell for a webinar about Pandas, and how to be more effective while working with this popular library. Here’s the recording for you to watch if you missed the live stream. https://youtu.be/7nhG8SKkh5E Description In this webinar Matt Harrison and Jodie Burchell discussed tips for making Pandas more memory-friendly, getting the best performance possible when applying operations to Series and DataFrames, keeping your Pandas code as reproducible and tidy as possible, and how using the right tooling can make working with Pandas e

I’ve been a long-time Pandas user, relying on it heavily since the start of my data science career. However, up until the last couple of years, I struggled with certain issues, such as not being able to work with very large DataFrames or efficiently run heavy data processing tasks. I’d also often find my Jupyter notebooks cluttered with intermediate DataFrames after applying transformations, making it harder to read the code and keep my notebook tidy. For a long time, I had thought that these issues were just endemic to Pandas and accepted there wasn’t a better way; however, there is! If yo

Last Tuesday, June 7, 2022, Michael Kennedy joined us for a webinar about Git to explain his pragmatic GUI-based approach in detail. Here's the recording for you to watch if you missed the live stream. https://youtu.be/2aqFz5p1Jdg Description Many of us work with Git, never get past the basics, but still have that nagging feeling: “I really need to learn more.” However, the command line and Git concepts are too big of a hurdle. Michael Kennedy tackles just that in his new Talk Python Training course titled “Up and Running with Git: A Pragmatic, GUI-based approach.” This

Many of us work with Git, never get past the basics, but still have that nagging feeling: “I really need to learn more.” However, the command line and Git concepts are too big of a hurdle. Michael Kennedy tackles just that in his new Talk Python Training course titled “Up and Running with Git: A Pragmatic, GUI-based approach.” This webinar zeroes in on how PyCharm can make those essential Git workflows possible. Come join us for this task-specific webinar, and in fact, send in questions you’d like demonstrated. When Tuesday, June 712:00 pm (ET) / 18:00 (CEST)