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So if you're using Django or Flask and need Javascript and HTML/CSS you still need the professional version? Also is the professional version any of the paid licenses on this page http://www.jetbrains.com/pycharm/buy/index.jsp ? It's just that the term "Professional Version" is used to differentiate it from the "Community Edition" on all the informational pages and then the terms are not used anywhere on the Buy page…
Unfortunately, PyCharm's pyconsole is a copy-and-paste job of Eclipse PyDev's pyconsole, and it is quite buggy and lacking in features. This is quite disappointing since I have high expectations for any JetBrains product. I was hoping that JetBrains had the effort to properly implement REPL work flow in their IDE instead of copying the code from its competitor (heck, I just took a look at PyCharm's pyconsole code, an…
Our code is a fork of pydev's implementation on the back-end and our own implementation on the front-end, and we've made many improvements to pydev's code since the fork. If you find anything lacking, please file feature requests to our issue tracker.
Out of my curiosity, I was wondering whether you could explain why pydev was chosen to be the base work.
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Furthermore, they are working on a cross-platform C++ IDE (hopefully using Clang for parsing): http://www.jetbrains.com/objc/features/cpp.html . I can't wait for the release.
Indeed, right on the page: clang! "The IDE will be integrated with Clang Analyzer, so that more than 2000 code inspections and error diagnostics results from Clang compiler would be shown right in the editor. Of course, you also would be able to review them in a bulk mode." I use QT Creator for C++ authoring today primarily because of the Clang integration. Pretty excited to see it well-implemented by JetBrains.
Excuse me if I'm being naive, but does Python development need an IDE? In what ways could it be helpful? I'm under the impression that Python is not compiled generally. I'm coming from the Ruby point of view
You do write tests, right? :)
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Sorry, not going to set up a custom runtime for an editor. Note the "giant runtime" concern I put first. I'd use the system java/browser which has an extension available, no need to scan. FF just enabled javascript for everyone without their permission, and Chrome does plenty of shady things. The fewer software installed, the better. I prefer to stay far away from potential security problems, with multiple hurdles wh…
>I'd use the system java/browser which has an extension available, no need to scan. System java? Which OS (barring Oracle Linux) ships with JRE pre-installed? Browser extension for Java? I assume your familiarity about the Java ecosystem has not been updated since HotJava (or whatever it was called).
The .exe download is blocked at the office. Is there a .zip version available? I also assume the installer doesn't require administrative privileges... Am I right?
There doesn't appear to be a .zip version. They have zip versions of the Intellij so they may add it if you do a feature request. The installer only requires admin to install to the Program Files. If you say no, it installs to your local user location (in Roaming).
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For what it's worth, I used Eclipse for 3-4 years before Intellij (it was what my university introduced students to for programming in C++ and Java). Switching to Intellij was pretty painless other than initial configuration overload (since there's so much more built into it by default than Eclipse). Having to switch back to Eclipse at times for a few things since was not so much. Intellij just as a much more intuiti…
But the Intellij editor has some noticeable deficiencies. You cannot tab out of auto-completed text (parenthesis, quotes, etc). This feature is a major time-saver and if you are familiar with this feature in eclipse/visual studio/sublime text, you can find yourself handicapped in Intellij.
(e.g. Console.Write("blah blah "); )
It could be because I'm using resharper, but just curious what the feature is you mention.
Hitting the literal key that closes the completion (e.g. " or ) ) jumps out of the quote without adding another ) or " though.
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What exactly do you expect to get in your mail? Just install the new version and import the settings from the previous one, and it'll work with your current license.
Ok, cool.. I read this line wrong apparently : "PyCharm license includes the initial 1-year upgrade subscription qualifying you for the receipt of the new product releases and technical support (available via email only) free of charge" Didn't realize the "via email only" concerned the support only. (non-native english speaker here).
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But the Intellij editor has some noticeable deficiencies. You cannot tab out of auto-completed text (parenthesis, quotes, etc). This feature is a major time-saver and if you are familiar with this feature in eclipse/visual studio/sublime text, you can find yourself handicapped in Intellij.
Can you clarify what you mean? When I hit tab in visual studio it creates a tab in between a set of quotes (e.g. Console.Write("blah blah "); ) It could be because I'm using resharper, but just curious what the feature is you mention. Hitting the literal key that closes the completion (e.g. " or ) ) jumps out of the quote without adding another ) or " though.