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Do you use MongoDB in your projects? You can now browse your collections straight from PyCharm Professional Edition, just like you've always been able to browse your SQL database #NewInPyCharm https://t.co/Og8TedEAnA
https://t.co/xkqIiKhJY8_csv('data/reports/2019/Q4/20191125_report.csv'). Does that look familiar? If so, then you'll be happy that context-aware file path completion is now available in PyCharm 2019.3 #NewInPyCharm https://t.co/Og8TedEAnA
Are you using Bootstrap or another CSS library that you're getting from a CDN? Go to the link tag, and use the light bulb near the CSS URL to download a copy for PyCharm to give you completion #NewInPyCharm https://t.co/Og8TedEAnA
When you have to maintain multiple versions of software in different branches, it's important to see what the difference is between the branches. We've improved our Git support to make this easier #NewInPyCharm https://t.co/Og8TedEAnA
If you work on open source projects, you've surely cloned a project from GitHub before. We've made this experience a little smoother in PyCharm 2019.3 #NewInPyCharm https://t.co/Og8TedEAnA
Python 3.8 added support for 'Literal' type hints, if you're using magic strings anywhere in your code you can now annotate how users should use them #NewInPyCharm https://t.co/Og8TedEAnA
When you're developing a CLI tool, you'll likely want to frequently test it with different parameters. We've added support for Macros in run configurations to help you get this done faster #NewInPyCharm https://t.co/Og8TedEAnA
PyCharm has always been able to create test stubs for you (use Ctrl-Shift-T, or Cmd-Shift-T on macOS). They've always been unittest stubs, and now we'll dynamically create pytest stubs if your project is configured for pytest #NewInPyCharm https://t.co/Og8TedEAnA
Do you prefer to use relative imports in your files? If you've got one relative import to a package, any new imports you make (with Alt+Enter) will be relative as well #NewInPyCharm https://t.co/Og8TedEAnA
Just like the PyCharm debugger always could, the JavaScript debugger now allows you to quickly see the value returned from a method while debugging #NewInPyCharm https://t.co/Og8TedEAnA
While debugging, it's essential to know what type a variable is. Yet, it makes life easier to also see what size a collection is #NewInPyCharm https://t.co/Og8TedEAnA
Python 3.8 adds TypedDicts to the language, and PyCharm 2019.3 gives you PyCharm-level code completion for them. Try it now! #NewInPyCharm https://t.co/Og8TedEAnA
PyCharm is built on the IntelliJ Platform. Some new features in all JetBrains IDEs are: code highlighting for popular languages, basic bash support, improved look on Windows, cURL support for the REST client and more https://t.co/Og8TedEAnA #NewInPyCharm
We enhanced our Jupyter Notebook experience for PyCharm 2019.2. You can now run all of your cells with a click of single button, add virtual lines to your cells, display variable values inline in the debugger, and more. Want to see all of this in action? #NewInPyCharm
Get the most out of your development experience with PyCharm's Python 3.8 support and new and improved refactoring tools such as inline method refactoring and duplicated code lookup with configurable inspection https://t.co/Og8TedEAnA #NewInPyCharm
Say you have a defined function that is only used in another function and should be inlined. With PyCharm 2019.2 you can now use the inline method refactoring feature to remove this function definition and replace the function's call with the function's code #NewInPyCharm
Subclassing and overriding sometimes can cause trouble if not properly done. With PyCharm's Python 3.8 support make use of the final decorator and Final type annotation to restrict the implementation of your classes and variables #NewInPyCharm
Changes on git branches are challenging to navigate on large code bases with a lot of contributions. We now provide you with another option to do it. Use our VCS support to compare two git branches on a commit level #NewInPyCharm
Pinpoint data occurrences in your data sources at ease. Use PyCharm Professional Edition's @DataGrip bundle to run a full-text search on all your data sources to find data even if you don’t know where it might be located #NewInPyCharm
Designing an API is hard, and sometimes parameter names in function definitions make them more confusing to implement. Python 3.8 now makes it possible to designate parameters as positional only. #NewInPyCharm #Python38 https://t.co/wU6fIPfGWk
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