#PyCharm is introducing their own #AI assistant :partyparrot:
Check out a demo in the YT video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tqv1NtjXF4M you can directly jump to the AI section.
Have been using PyCharm for years and think it is the best #Python IDE with support for #Django. Thinking about using more of their products. Feel that they have the best for devs in mind and are clear in their communication.
PyCharm 2023.2.1 Is Out!
#Python #Pycharm
https://blog.jetbrains.com/pycharm/2023/08/pycharm-2023-2-1-is-out/
❝ Microsoft is bringing Python to Excel ❞
Awesome❗️
❝ Python calculations run in the Microsoft Cloud ❞
https://www.theverge.com/2023/8/22/23841167/microsoft-excel-python-integration-support
👍 Easy no install
😠 However, also one more confirmation that probably soon you will only be able to use MS Office with a yearly subscription.
❗Making #privacy, #cybersecurity, #transparency & #decentralized apps all the more important
👍 I like that #PyCharm gives you a perpetual license for the last version you have paid for.
#privacy #cybersecurity #transparency #decentralized #pycharm #privacymatters #codinglife
Live stream: Who Is Behind Django? An Interview with the DSF President
#Python #Pycharm #Livestream #Webinars #Django
https://blog.jetbrains.com/pycharm/2023/08/who-is-behind-django/
#python #pycharm #livestream #webinars #django
In preparation to go to an immutable Distro like #silverblue, I am trying to run #PyCharm in a #dristrobox container today.
#silverblue #pycharm #dristrobox
I used it when I was busy with my #datastructures course. All of the #JetBrains software has advanced debugging tools.
So I used #PyCharm for #Python, #CLion for C++ and #InteliJ for #Java. It allowed me to debug connections and relationships in data structures.
Today, I wouldn't personally use it because I know those stuff now, and I have my own workflow now. I never step through code anymore, I don't even use the debugging in #VScode anymore.
When required, I am a degenerate "console.log" debugger.
#datastructures #jetbrains #pycharm #python #clion #intelij #java #vscode
All though I can never believe it is a #Microsoft product, #VScode is the best for people not wanting #Vim or #Neovim.
VScode is lightweight and lightweight-ish. It has many extensions, and it is simple and clean. #PyCharm can be overwhelming and resource intensive, and most people will never use half of its functionality.
#microsoft #vscode #vim #neovim #pycharm #python
My 5-year old laptop running two #PyCharm versions simultaneously because in newest versions JetBrains removed the option to configure remote interpreter for debugging as sudo: :blobcatsweats:
#debugging #Programming #Python #pycharm
My 5-year old laptop which runs two #PyCharm versions simultaneously because in newest versions JetBrains removed the option to configure remote interpreter as sudo: :blobcatsweats: #Python #Programming #Debugging
#debugging #Programming #Python #pycharm
@AnthonyNixon same here - I'm enjoying the experience so far in #PyCharm and looking forward to it being more closely integrated with the IDE.
It's nice that you can paste code suggestions straight back at the carat and it would be great to be able to go the other way - selecting code in the IDE and directly asking questions about it.
Django project page cannot shown on ubuntu after uninstalling pycharm #2004 #pycharm
@elduvelle Try a few different ones. I personally like #vscode for the extensions and git integration. I like exporting my settings from one system and instantly have my vscode configured the exact same way in seconds.
I have not tried #pycharm but am sure it has pretty much everything as well.
@flauschzelle good question.
Do you have some example I can shove into #PyCharm?
Otherwise I'd also look at #Codium's Extensions...
Have you successfully used docker-compose and PyCharm to step-debug a Flask app running in a local Docker container?
If so, do you have a working example I could look at?
Thanks Internet!