Hey #PyConUS we have ice cream at #PyCharm booth - come meet the @jetbrains team and have a chat with us
Hey #PyConUS we have ice cream at #PyCharm booth - come meet the @jetbrains team and have a chat with us
Love to work with these ladies - we made a great team #JetBrains #PyCharm #PyConDE
PyCharm, the Only Python IDE You Need
PyCharm is now one unified product, and your Pro license works just as it always has.
In this version, we’ve combined PyCharm Community and Professional into a single product, PyCharm. This makes it easier for all users to access the features they need without having to switch editions.
But for simple prompts prompts like the following, it could be a bit faster to be honest.
> Commit and push the changes.
Basically Junie always does the best job of the agents I tested so far. But the speed is quite slow. The reason for this is obvious, it always analyses the situation, runs the test suite and iterates through changes. It creates way less errors or broken tests compared to others.
Pretty happy with the rate limiting Junie implemented. But what I don't enjoy it, is that it always needs a reminder to achieve for 100% test coverage. Something that I would expect from a AI Agent. Especially, if it forgets signifikant test cases, it generates afterwards.
https://codeberg.org/oliverandrich/django-solomon/commit/a2fe5b541fe6214e92c17c0845a3b04c0d893910
Next iteration. I played stupid and ask for some proposals how to enhance the token security. I received 10 proposals including implementation details and benefits. As a good client, I asked for 2 out of ten. ;) Of course the proposals included what I would have done myself.
Junie has one weakness in Django projects. It tends to forget to create a migration on the first run. Sounds fixable. I create a ticket for it.
Of course Junie added changes that violated some rules of ruff. Even though these are no errors, but they provides better code quality. I asked Junie to commit and push the changes. This triggered the pre-commit hooks and Junie parsed the ruff output and fixed all issues. Nice.
What's really good about Junie in PyCharm. You can ask it for an explanation, and get a detailed explanation including its reasoning and the sources that influenced the decisions it took.
And then can start to argue with it about individual aspects of its reasoning process. ;)
PyCharm thinks I have TensorFlow 2.19 installed, but the official TensorFlow site thinks the most recent version is 2.17.
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/
Hey there tech people and DH friends,
to work with #Python in #PyCharm (community edition) and #Jupyter Notebook (and, presumably, JupyterLab) on #Ubuntu 24.04, would you go for #Anaconda or for stand-alone use?
If strongly in favor of (or opposed to) Anaconda, could you briefly say why in a comment or DM?
Thank you very much for your help!
Integrates seamlessly with #JetBrains IDEs like #IntelliJ IDEA, #PyCharm, and #WebStorm.
Select specific files and lines for precise diffs.
Built with #langchain4j, making it compatible with more LLMs.
Kennt ihr euch mit einer dieser Apps so gut aus, dass ihr beurteilen könntet, welche existierenden #OER-Lektionen für Kinder der 4.-9. Klasse geeignet wären? Im schulstick.org#hackathon zeigen wir euch, wie ihr eigene erstellen könnt, falls nicht schon gute vorhanden wären... #LiaSkript
#Anki #Ardour #Asunder #Audacious #Audacity #Blender #Calibre #Celestia #CircuitJS #Colobot #Dia #drawio #EasyTAG #Element #Firefox #FreeCAD #FreeTube #GCompris #GeoGebra #GIMP #Godot #GRAMPS #HandBrake #ImageMagick #Inkscape #Jami #KAlgebra #Kalzium #Kanagram #Kdenlive #KGeography #KiCad #KmPlot #Krita #KWordQuiz #KTouch #KTurtle #Laby #LeoCAD #LibreOffice #LMMS #Manuskript #Marble #Minetest #Minuet #Mixxx #Mumble #MuseScore #Nextcloud #OhMyGit! #Okular #OpenBoard #OpenProject #OBSStudio #OpenShot #Parley #Palapeli #Pauker #Pidgin #PyCharm #PDFtk #qStopMotion #Scratch #Scribus #Signal #Slic3r #Solfege #Stellarium #Step #SweetHome3D #Thunderbird #TuxMath #Tuxpaint #VLC #VSCodium #Webots #Xournal++ #Zim
For over 20 years I have been using #emacs as my main editor and IDE to write thousands of lines of code. This week I decided to try something "new" and give #pycharm another chance for #python development. Is there anything I should definitely install/configure in addition?
#keepyourbrainflexible
na super, #pycharm begrüßt mich mit "Internal error. Please refer to https://jb.gg/ide/critical-startup-errors
com.intellij.ide.plugins.EssentialPluginMissingException: Missing essential plugins: com.jetbrains.pycharm.pro.customization".... jetzt geht die Suche los...