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Learn how PyCharm streamlines data modeling with dbt, offering features like Git integration, smart autocompletion, AI-powered assistance, and more.

Want to dive into sentiment analysis? Learn how to analyze text and get insights into customer opinions, market trends, and more with Python libraries and tools!

Discover the latest Python trends from a survey of 25,000 developers. Get insights to guide your Python projects in web development in 2025!

Want to predict emotions in text more efficiently? Learn how LLMs can enhance sentiment analysis and discover how to use and fine-tune pre-trained models.

Uncover the 6 data science trends shaping 2024 and learn about the most popular machine learning trends and big data tools of the year.

Boost your machine learning and development productivity with PyCharm’s Hugging Face integration.

PyCharm 2024.3 comes with many improvements to JetBrains AI to help you code faster. I’m going to walk you through some of these updates in this blog post.

Code smarter, optimize performance, and stay focused on what matters most with the latest updates in PyCharm 2024.3.

JetBrains AI Assistant 2024.3 is here! A highlight of this release is the flexibility to choose your preferred chat model. Select between Google Gemini, OpenAI, or local models to tailor interactions for a more customized experience.  This update also brings advanced code completion for all …

You might think there’s so much you need to learn before you can do data exploration with pandas, but I am going to show you two tools to help you go faster: Summary statistics and graphs.

Join Paul Everitt for an overview of Django API development in PyCharm. From navigating through the project's endpoints to utilizing the debugger, testing the application, and even previewing it live.

Whether you’re starting a new project or expanding an existing one, as a data scientist, you’re always on the lookout for new material to explore. Knowing where to get data for data science projects can be challenging, and finding “good data” can be even more difficult. In this article, we’ll look at what makes “good data”, what format that data might be in, where to find it, and what the next steps are.