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Check out our recent livestream from August 7 on uv, a next-generation Python package manager revolutionizing Python development with speeds 10-100x faster than pip. Released just last year and written in Rust, uv replaces long-standing Python dependency management challenges with a single, lightnin…
Read this blog to find the best Python web framework for your project. Compare Django, Flask, and FastAPI – their strengths, trade-offs, and key differences.
We’re thrilled to announce that Will Vincent has joined JetBrains as our Python Developer Advocate. Read this blog post to get to know Will and his plans for the Python community and PyCharm.
Learn how you can optimize deploying Django apps in a Kubernetes environment, whether you are a Django developer or a Kubernetes enthusiast.
Learn how to use Django and MongoDB together to create a web application in PyCharm. Follow our step-by-step tutorial to connect MongoDB with Django.
Read the blog post to understand which framework is best for you in terms of business requirements, learning curve, complexity, speed, support, and more.
Hello everyone! As 2023 draws to a close, our reasons for celebration extend well beyond the upcoming holidays and vacation. Exciting developments await in the technology realm, including the unveiling of Python 3.12 and the much-anticipated Django 5.0. This latest release of our Python-based web…
Discover the Django web framework and understand its key benefits for rapid, secure, and scalable web app development.
Python 3.12 made its debut on October 2, 2023, in keeping with the annual tradition of releasing new versions every October. This latest iteration introduces a range of new features and enhancements that we will delve into in this blog post. For a comprehensive list of changes, you can refer to t…
This article helps to choose between Django and Flask if you need a web framework for learning, developing your first web application, or starting a new project
This is a guest blog post by Adrian Boguszewski, author of OpenCV Image Viewer Plugin. The average programmer makes 70 errors per 1,000 lines of code and spends 75% of their time on debugging (source). In computer vision (CV), this process may involve not only fixing the code but also checking th…
