database

PyCharm 1.5 final release is now available for download. It's been an interesting version to work on. We've added a number of useful features that should make you more productive and your code better. Here are the main new features you will find inside PyCharm 1.5: Ultimate support for documentation (external documentation, Epydoc and reStructuredText markup, docstring stub generation etc.) Django Templates Debugging Database support in Django applications (autodetection, .sql files editing aids, database tables browsing, etc.) New 'Move Class/Function' Refactoring Many IDE improvement

Today, hot on the heels of the IntelliJ IDEA 10.5 release, we've released a new EAP build of PyCharm 1.5. This build includes two major new features (which will probably be the last major new features of the 1.5 release). The first one is database support. You can now use PyCharm to edit .sql files (with full syntax highlighting and code completion), browse the structure of the tables on your database server, run queries and view their results. And of course, in Django applications, PyCharm will automatically recognize the databases referenced from your settings.py file and offer to configure