#Pycharm

Accessibility: If the user is using screen-readers #PyCharm 2020.2 detects it and automatically enables all its built-in accessibility features.

Do you manage your commits form the UI or the command line? Managing it from the UI has its advantages, especially when checking the diff between two versions. Making partial commits is also a breeze in #PyCharm as you can see in the video below.

If you are a Windows user you will be happy to know that #PyCharm 2020.2 has proper support for “Docker on Windows”, specifically regarding native support for npipe connections on Windows.

Getting into the #TDD flow? Learn how to set up your #PyCharm projects into a TDD mode. #Python #Pytest

Care about keeping your commit history clean? Then you need to try the new 'interactive rebasing' graphic interface right now! #PyCharm 2020.1

Working with Flask? #PyCharm 2020.2 adds support for Flask shell so now you can test your request/response cycles and play around with your Flask app in your console.

A quick tip to make you more productive on the weekend… Stop reformatting you code manually, let #PyCharm do it for you…

Merge your pull request into master without leaving PyCharm with the new merging support in #PyCharm 2020.2!

Multiple terminal windows running different commands? #PyCharm 2020.1 now supports vertical and horizontal terminal splitting so you can have different tasks running side-by-side!

We’re about to re-do our #PyCharm screencast videos in YouTube and will need your help! Do you like these videos (and webinars) in a light IDE theme or dark?

#PyCharm turned 10 this year, and we wanted to celebrate with a bang! Stay tuned for more… #10YearsOfCodingTogether

Ready for #PyCharm 2020.2?

Working with databases? #PyCharm 2020.2 comes with a more user-friendly way to view and edit boolean values.

#PyCharm 2020.1 is out now! Interactive Rebasing, Smarter Debugging, JetBrains Mono, and much more! Check our "What's new" page and see all the improvements!

Getting started with #PyCharm on Windows? Then we have good news for you! PyCharm now searches for installed versions of #Python in your machine and can download and install it for you whenever no Python version is found!

Did you know that #PyCharm 2020.2 helps you out by automatically adding trailing commas before a line break in multiline collection literals?

Competition time! As part of the #10YearsOfCodingTogether celebration, we are looking for the 10 most groundbreaking projects created with #PyCharm in the last decade! Share your project in this thread and get the chance to win prizes! Learn more at

#PyCharm 2020.3 detects requirements.txt, environment.yml, and pipfile inside your imported or cloned project and suggests a relevant Python environment.

The new VCS commit tool window in #PyCharm is amazing! Use it to keep a continuous style on your versioning by selecting and comparing files, editing your commit message, and much more!

Do you see yourself frequently typing the same configuration variables in across your #Django projects? Stop! #PyCharm 2020.2 will now autocomplete documented Django settings names for you.