• expired

30% off PyCharm (Python IDE) Personal Annual Subscription US$76.23 (~A$114.26) @ Jetbrains

120
DONATETODJANGO

Part of the yearly Django Fundraiser that Jetbrains runs. Link to the Django Project Post The Django Foundation gets 100% of the proceeds, absolute legends.

PyCharm is an integrated development environment (IDE) that helps professional Python web developers be more productive, be more confident, and write better code. It supports the full Python web workflow out of the box, including popular Python web frameworks, such as Django, frontend technologies, and databases.

Anticipated Comments

  • Difference between Community and Pro editions
  • Why not just use VSCode? This is for people that like using an IDE, not a text editor that runs in a web browser. The difference is night and day, especially for serious Python/Django development.
  • Can I use a personal license with company software? Yes

Related Stores

JetBrains
JetBrains
Django Software Foundation
Django Software Foundation

closed Comments

  • +3

    The license isn't restricted to one computer too. And it has javascript support and Jupyter notebook support - so you don't need the purchase their other products.

    They update the software continuously throughout the year with new features.

    Honestly, one of the best value software licenses I have ever had!

    Absolute legends indeed.

  • -1

    So not drugs then?

    Dealbreaker.

  • -2

    negging the post (not the deal) for having an underhanded go at vscode

    No mention of PyCharm community edition which is free …

  • Triggered my jetbrains search alert, but I was hoping for IntelliJ. :( Upvoted anyway. Good deal.

  • Why not just use VSCode? This is for people that like using an IDE, not a text editor that runs in a web browser

    Absolute nonsense

    • +4

      From their FAQ, "Visual Studio Code is a streamlined code editor with support for development operations like debugging, task running, and version control. It aims to provide just the tools a developer needs for a quick code-build-debug cycle and leaves more complex workflows to fuller featured IDEs…" and it does run in a web engine.

    • Agreed. While I haven't used VSCode for Python it is definitely an IDE.
      If software development is your day job, it is definitely worth paying for a good IDE. Even better if that is 30% off.
      If not, well … free is free.

Login or Join to leave a comment