We often get questions about the difference between PyCharm Community Edition and PyCharm Professional Edition. We receive further questions about the difference between an individual and a commercial subscription for PyCharm Professional Edition. So let’s try to address some of these questions here: PyCharm Community Edition The community edition of PyCharm is Apache 2 licensed: meaning it is free and open source and you can go to GitHub, and look at the source code. You’re free to use it whenever, and wherever you like, including at work. Additionally, you can fork and modify it. See the pyt

This is an important cross-post from JetBrains PyCharm Blog. We are happy and proud to let you know that we've just released PyCharm 3.0, the newest version of our Python IDE. It comes with an outstanding lineup of new features and enhancements, including: SQLAlchemy support Pyramid & Web2Py web frameworks support Full-featured embedded local terminal Configurable language injections Improvements in Python and Django code intelligence Much better code insight for PyQt and PyGTK and a lot more… But the most noteworthy announcement for version 3.0 is: PyCharm now comes