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Webinar: “Visual SQL Development with PyCharm” with Maxim Sobolevskiy
We talk about visual debugging, visual testing, etc. But… visual databasing? Indeed, PyCharm embeds DataGrip, our IDE for SQL development. In this webinar Maxim Sobolevskiy, the DataGrip Product Marketing Manager, gives us a whirlwind tour of one of the most … Continue reading
Webinar Recording: “React+TypeScript+TDD in PyCharm”
Yesterday we had our webinar on React, TypeScript, and Test-Driven Development (TDD.) And…we had a special guest! Ekaterina Prigara, PMM for WebStorm, co-hosted and fielded most of the questions. Which was lucky for us: she really-really-really knows not just our … Continue reading
Webinar: “React+TypeScript+TDD in PyCharm” with Paul Everitt
ReactJS is wildly popular and thus wildly supported. TypeScript is increasingly popular, and thus increasingly supported. The two together? Not as much. Given that they both change quickly, it’s hard to find accurate learning materials. React+TypeScript, with PyCharm? That three-part … Continue reading
Webinar Recording: “10 Tools and Techniques Python Web Developers Should Explore” with Michael Kennedy
Our friend Michael Kennedy joined us yesterday for a webinar on tips every Python web developer could benefit from. As is usual with his webinars, it was a lot of fun, very well-prepared, and packed a ton of useful information. … Continue reading
Webinar: “10 Tools and Techniques Python Web Developers Should Explore” with Michael Kennedy
Building web applications is one of Python’s true superpowers. Yet, the wide-open ecosystem means there are SO MANY CHOICES for any given project. How do you know whether you’re using the right tool for the right problem? Wednesday, September 25th … Continue reading
Jupyter, PyCharm and Pizza
Hi there! Have you tried Jupyter Notebooks integration in PyCharm 2019.2? Not yet? Then let me show you what it looks like! In this blog post, we’re going to explore some data using PyCharm and its Jupyter Notebook integration. First, … Continue reading
PyCharm 2019.2 Out Now
PyCharm 2019.2 is out now: improved Jupyter Notebook experience, syntax highlighting for many more languages out of the box, initial Python 3.8 support, and much more. Download now New in PyCharm Jupyter Notebook Integration has been improved. Some of the most highly … Continue reading
What We Did At PyCon 2019: A Wrap-up
PyCon 2019, Cleveland…heck of an event and kudos to Ernest Durbin for a most memorable edition in his delightful city. We at PyCharm did some memorable things at PyCon, with some weird ideas that turned out nicely. Some time has … Continue reading
Webinar Recording: “Build-a-GitHub-Bot” with Mariatta Wijaya
This week we had a wonderful guest for a truly-useful webinar: Mariatta Wijaya from Zapier showed us how to write bots to automate our GitHub work (as well as “zaps” for just about any service.) The recording is now available: … Continue reading
PyCharm 2019.2 EAP 5
Despite the very sunny weather in Europe tempting us to go outside, we’ve succeeded in getting a build out for you this week. We’d appreciate it if you were to download it from our website. New in PyCharm Expanded Configuration … Continue reading