Fediverse is a combined word of"federation" and"universe". It is a common, informal name for a federation of social network servers whose main purpose is microblogging, the sharing of short, public messages, image sharing, video sharing, live-streaming & instant-messaging!
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Yes, the pro version is worth it once you reach a certain point in your career. Either paid by your employer, or by yourself. A couple of points I would like to highlight: by paying for a subscription I feel I am contributing to keep PyCharm relevant and up-to-date; maybe it’s not much in the general scheme of things, but I like the idea ...
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The official Python community for Reddit! Stay up to date with the latest news, packages, and meta information relating to the Python programming language. --- If you have questions or are new to Python use r/LearnPython. PyCharm Pro is free for students with a valid .edu address.
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PyCharm tab support instead of space for python is just out of the question yet - multiple problems, some of them are confirmed by my report tracker bugs now. So 4 spaces it is. But pressing extra keys still makes universe work incorrectly. Some editors allow the cursor to never enter these 4 spaces, when you press left or right arrow caret ...
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Pycharm Professional and other JetBrains programs are free for students. I don't know if this has been posted here before. I have noticed that PyCharm has been recommended a lot on this sub so I went to go check it out. Of course, the community edition is free, but apparently you can apply to get the ALL PRODUCTS PACK from JetBrains if you are ...
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PyCharm is excellent at refactoring, but vscode refactoring works just fine. The only thing I miss from PyCharm is the debugging experience. I used to use pycharm for everything python-related, but now I only use vscode with extensions, and everytime I use pycharm I just want to switch to vscode because I feel something off without pylance (and mypy) type correctness.
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I used VS Code first, so I keep PyCharm set to VS Code hotkeys, but I can't imagine going back. PyCharm often points out bugs that VS Code doesn't look for. PyCharm seems to be able to travel types better. PyCharm has inspections for a lot of specific frameworks, web design, and fantastic SQL tooling.
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Thanks for sending the overview of the differences! They both hold your hand in the same way, just that the Professional edition has support for some extra frameworks and some extra features. I liked the remote debugger to test/run my Python code directly on a Raspberry Pi. This was a professional feature.
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PyCharm feels like an enhanced experienced when coding in Python and I feel like the IntelliSense is very educational and encouraging of writing professional code. I think it's awesome that there are so many plugins you can install to match a similar experience in VSCode including the various themes, icons, etc. that make the UI a joy to look at.
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PyCharm is way better at both navigating your codebase (finding definitions, where things are used++), and generally doing things like inferring types that are hinted from functions. On top of that, debugging is incredible for Python in Pycharm. Not so much based on my testing with VSCode.
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