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Another year of support from #JetBrains providing a free licence for their IDE suite. They have supported the project for 6 years now.
#phpstorm and #pycharm have changed the way I work and made my life a lot easier.
Thanks again for supporting free software @jetbrains
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Bütün Kodlama çalışmalarım için sâdece Raspberry Pi 5 (Raspberry Pi OS) kullanıyorum.
Artık PayGame ile Oyun yapamadığım için yüksek işlemciye de ihtiyacım yok!
Hem zâten gerek yoktu!
Raspberry yetiyordu ve onunla çalışabilen bir oyun yapınca her yerde rahat oynanabilecekti.
#ArduinoIDE #geany #PyCharm #Thonny
#cplusplus #python
#raspberryPiOS #raspberrypi5_8gb -
Bütün Kodlama çalışmalarım için sâdece Raspberry Pi 5 (Raspberry Pi OS) kullanıyorum.
Artık PayGame ile Oyun yapamadığım için yüksek işlemciye de ihtiyacım yok!
Hem zâten gerek yoktu!
Raspberry yetiyordu ve onunla çalışabilen bir oyun yapınca her yerde rahat oynanabilecekti.
#ArduinoIDE #geany #PyCharm #Thonny
#cplusplus #python
#raspberryPiOS #raspberrypi5_8gb -
Bütün Kodlama çalışmalarım için sâdece Raspberry Pi 5 (Raspberry Pi OS) kullanıyorum.
Artık PayGame ile Oyun yapamadığım için yüksek işlemciye de ihtiyacım yok!
Hem zâten gerek yoktu!
Raspberry yetiyordu ve onunla çalışabilen bir oyun yapınca her yerde rahat oynanabilecekti.
#ArduinoIDE #geany #PyCharm #Thonny
#cplusplus #python
#raspberryPiOS #raspberrypi5_8gb -
Bütün Kodlama çalışmalarım için sâdece Raspberry Pi 5 (Raspberry Pi OS) kullanıyorum.
Artık PayGame ile Oyun yapamadığım için yüksek işlemciye de ihtiyacım yok!
Hem zâten gerek yoktu!
Raspberry yetiyordu ve onunla çalışabilen bir oyun yapınca her yerde rahat oynanabilecekti.
#ArduinoIDE #geany #PyCharm #Thonny
#cplusplus #python
#raspberryPiOS #raspberrypi5_8gb -
We're at 97% of our *second* fundraiser goal of $400K 🫨🥰
It's also the *VERY LAST DAY* to get 30% off PyCharm Pro from JetBrains with ALL proceeds going to the PSF!
Will you be the one to tip us over our goal? Grab PyCharm & support #PythonForEveryone!
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It took a lot of tinkering, but finally, I did it. I have my favorite font in PyCharm's and WebStorm's terminal.
Here is how you can do it too:
🌐 https://blog.gridranger.dev/custom-font-in-jetbrains-terminal/
#terminalfont #jetbrains #pycharm #webstorm #rustrover #retrofont #blog #indieweb
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It took a lot of tinkering, but finally, I did it. I have my favorite font in PyCharm's and WebStorm's terminal.
Here is how you can do it too:
🌐 https://blog.gridranger.dev/custom-font-in-jetbrains-terminal/
#terminalfont #jetbrains #pycharm #webstorm #rustrover #retrofont #blog #indieweb
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It took a lot of tinkering, but finally, I did it. I have my favorite font in PyCharm's and WebStorm's terminal.
Here is how you can do it too:
🌐 https://blog.gridranger.dev/custom-font-in-jetbrains-terminal/
#terminalfont #jetbrains #pycharm #webstorm #rustrover #retrofont #blog #indieweb
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It took a lot of tinkering, but finally, I did it. I have my favorite font in PyCharm's and WebStorm's terminal.
Here is how you can do it too:
🌐 https://blog.gridranger.dev/custom-font-in-jetbrains-terminal/
#terminalfont #jetbrains #pycharm #webstorm #rustrover #retrofont #blog #indieweb
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@hare_ware Putting in my vote for #HelixEditor. I've used everything you've mentioned. I'm a #Vim expert (I've even made videos). #PyCharm is what we use at work and has been a favorite (with Vim bindings #IdeaVim) forever; but I'm all in on Helix. This is a datapoint for you, not any kind of coercion. Give it a chance, compare, decide if it gives you what you need.
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This tutorial is a must-have for absolute beginners—no fuss, just clear steps to launch your coding journey. 🙌
Shout-outs to all you @beginners, @learners, @DevCommunity, @Pythonistas, @EDUtech lovers—this one's for you! Let’s make coding accessible, one setup at a time.
▶ Explore more: https://www.youtube.com/@idebasispaul/
#ZeroSetup #EasyCodingStart #DevOnboard #CodeJourney
#PythonBeginner #LearnCoding #IDESetup #CodingIsFun #FutureDevs #PyCharm #TechEducation #OpenSourceLove -
I'm writing a tool for working with the wxWidgets. library resource file.
I need this for a project at my main workplace. -
This is the first time I am doing this #TeaWithCheuk a 1-1 meeting with me at #PyDataLDN to talk about anything #Python #PyCharm #DataScience etc. limited slot, booking link in the comment.
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This is the first time I am doing this #TeaWithCheuk a 1-1 meeting with me at #PyDataLDN to talk about anything #Python #PyCharm #DataScience etc. limited slot, booking link in the comment.
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This is the first time I am doing this #TeaWithCheuk a 1-1 meeting with me at #PyDataLDN to talk about anything #Python #PyCharm #DataScience etc. limited slot, booking link in the comment.
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This is the first time I am doing this #TeaWithCheuk a 1-1 meeting with me at #PyDataLDN to talk about anything #Python #PyCharm #DataScience etc. limited slot, booking link in the comment.
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Needed a simple way for my son to run a #Python development environment. "My #rdesktop template to the rescue!" It was easy to create a container that uses #PyCharm and run this from a browser, using a container and/or bootc (vm) images
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Needed a simple way for my son to run a #Python development environment. "My #rdesktop template to the rescue!" It was easy to create a container that uses #PyCharm and run this from a browser, using a container and/or bootc (vm) images
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Needed a simple way for my son to run a #Python development environment. "My #rdesktop template to the rescue!" It was easy to create a container that uses #PyCharm and run this from a browser, using a container and/or bootc (vm) images
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Needed a simple way for my son to run a #Python development environment. "My #rdesktop template to the rescue!" It was easy to create a container that uses #PyCharm and run this from a browser, using a container and/or bootc (vm) images
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Survey on use of types in Python among around 1000 developers. 88% of respondents “Always” or “Often” use Types in their Python code.
Study conducted by Meta, JetBrains, and Microsoft, results on a Google dashboard.
https://engineering.fb.com/2024/12/09/developer-tools/typed-python-2024-survey-meta/
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Getting started w/ #Python
That's a ten year old lie. But not really (see profile). #Newb anyway.advised to use #PyCharm . it put some libs/ modules on there for me.
rsync /linux/box /windows/box
Surprised what pycharm added:
I don't want the IDE to just throw libraries in there that might work for what I'm trying to do.
That doesn't seem advantageous really, except for someone who has no plans other than to learn.Can always uninstall them. remove them / comment out e.g. in app.py . seems extra.
anyone get where i'm coming from on that?
Recommendations? As in... don't let PyCharm do that... instead, do this...E.g. simple thing using import requests to manipulate some json, . Pycharm added Catfish. why?
lol. newb.I have b/g in PHP (from v4), .js of course. web dev stuff. BASH. apache/ nginx admin via ssh. admin a vps WHM
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Getting started w/ #Python
That's a ten year old lie. But not really (see profile). #Newb anyway.advised to use #PyCharm . it put some libs/ modules on there for me.
rsync /linux/box /windows/box
Surprised what pycharm added:
I don't want the IDE to just throw libraries in there that might work for what I'm trying to do.
That doesn't seem advantageous really, except for someone who has no plans other than to learn.Can always uninstall them. remove them / comment out e.g. in app.py . seems extra.
anyone get where i'm coming from on that?
Recommendations? As in... don't let PyCharm do that... instead, do this...E.g. simple thing using import requests to manipulate some json, . Pycharm added Catfish. why?
lol. newb.I have b/g in PHP (from v4), .js of course. web dev stuff. BASH. apache/ nginx admin via ssh. admin a vps WHM
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Getting started w/ #Python
That's a ten year old lie. But not really (see profile). #Newb anyway.advised to use #PyCharm . it put some libs/ modules on there for me.
rsync /linux/box /windows/box
Surprised what pycharm added:
I don't want the IDE to just throw libraries in there that might work for what I'm trying to do.
That doesn't seem advantageous really, except for someone who has no plans other than to learn.Can always uninstall them. remove them / comment out e.g. in app.py . seems extra.
anyone get where i'm coming from on that?
Recommendations? As in... don't let PyCharm do that... instead, do this...E.g. simple thing using import requests to manipulate some json, . Pycharm added Catfish. why?
lol. newb.I have b/g in PHP (from v4), .js of course. web dev stuff. BASH. apache/ nginx admin via ssh. admin a vps WHM
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Getting started w/ #Python
That's a ten year old lie. But not really (see profile). #Newb anyway.advised to use #PyCharm . it put some libs/ modules on there for me.
rsync /linux/box /windows/box
Surprised what pycharm added:
I don't want the IDE to just throw libraries in there that might work for what I'm trying to do.
That doesn't seem advantageous really, except for someone who has no plans other than to learn.Can always uninstall them. remove them / comment out e.g. in app.py . seems extra.
anyone get where i'm coming from on that?
Recommendations? As in... don't let PyCharm do that... instead, do this...E.g. simple thing using import requests to manipulate some json, . Pycharm added Catfish. why?
lol. newb.I have b/g in PHP (from v4), .js of course. web dev stuff. BASH. apache/ nginx admin via ssh. admin a vps WHM
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Getting started w/ #Python
That's a ten year old lie. But not really (see profile). #Newb anyway.advised to use #PyCharm . it put some libs/ modules on there for me.
rsync /linux/box /windows/box
Surprised what pycharm added:
I don't want the IDE to just throw libraries in there that might work for what I'm trying to do.
That doesn't seem advantageous really, except for someone who has no plans other than to learn.Can always uninstall them. remove them / comment out e.g. in app.py . seems extra.
anyone get where i'm coming from on that?
Recommendations? As in... don't let PyCharm do that... instead, do this...E.g. simple thing using import requests to manipulate some json, . Pycharm added Catfish. why?
lol. newb.I have b/g in PHP (from v4), .js of course. web dev stuff. BASH. apache/ nginx admin via ssh. admin a vps WHM
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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.
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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.