During the past two weeks, the PyCharm team has mostly been focused on bringing the features we've already started (such as Mako and Cython support) closer to release condition, rather than delivering splashy new stuff. However, there are some new features that I would like to specifically highlight: Navigation from the text inside of a {% trans %} or {% blocktrans %} tag in a Django template to the .po file; Intention to wrap a block of text inside a Django template in a {% trans %} or {% blocktrans %} tag (immediately extracting the text to the .po file); Possibility to debug an applicati

PyCharm 1.2 is available for download. This minor update for our Python and Django IDE brings the following major changes: Support for Python 3.2 and Django 1.3 New UI for Find/Replace Python version compatibility inspection Syntax highlighting for .po files as initial i18n support For more details about the changes please read what's new, and download PyCharm 1.2. Also, we've added a new, more affordable, 'Academic' license. It allows students and teachers to use PyCharm for non-commercial purposes, including education and research. Learn more about the Academic license. Note:

You may have heard that Django 1.3 is coming soon. And we plan to be prepared, providing a timely PyCharm update that would work well with the new Django framework. It will be PyCharm 1.2. Today you are welcome to download and try an early build of PyCharm 1.2. The major changes are: Introduced support for Django 1.3. Initial i18n support. PyCharm now understands the .po files syntax and highlights it nicely. A number of other fixes and improvements. Download the new EAP build and let us know what you think. And a couple of screenshots depicting the mentioned new features of PyCharm 1.