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Jan. 9, 2024 » The PyCharm Blog » [Archived Version]
One of the most popular web frameworks, Django, has adopted the “batteries included” philosophy. This means that you can build a production-ready application using only the vanilla Django with no extensions or other frameworks. Even the database SQLite is available out of the box. SQLite is great for learning and developing small applications, but has […]
Read MoreDec. 22, 2023 » The PyCharm Blog » [Archived Version]
Introduction If you’re new to web development and have only recently heard of “Frameworks” as a method of speeding up your application development, then you’re in the right place. Today, we’ll explore the two most popular web frameworks in the Python ecosystem currently, namely Django and FastAPI. In this blog post, we’ll help you understand […]
Read MoreDec. 11, 2023 » The PyCharm Blog » [Archived Version]
PyCharm 2023.3 introduces a plethora of features for Django development: Django Structure tool window, Live preview for Django templates, enhancements in code assistance for the Django REST framework, and more! This release is poised to enhance the productivity of developers working with Django. Let’s delve into these functionalities. Try PyCharm for Django Django Structure Tool […]
Read MoreNov. 27, 2023 » The PyCharm Blog » [Archived Version]
In this blog post, we’ll introduce you to web frameworks and explore what they are and why they’re vital if you want to develop apps rapidly without compromising on security. More importantly, we’ll explain exactly what the Django web framework is – an open-source web framework for building web applications using Python. Whether you’re a […]
Read MoreNov. 10, 2023 » The PyCharm Blog » [Archived Version]
Overview Even if you are new to web development, you probably already know that there are two main web frameworks in the Python world: Django and Flask. According to the Python Developers Survey 2022 conducted by JetBrains, 39% of developers reported using either or both. Whether you are a beginner thinking of what to learn […]
Read MoreOct. 6, 2023 » The PyCharm Blog » [Archived Version]
The second PyCharm 2023.3 EAP build offers improvements to support for the Django REST Framework and support for some Python 3.12 features, including new f-string grammar and initial support for type parameter syntax. This build also introduces a new UI for the DataFrames preview. The Toolbox App is the easiest way to get the EAP […]
Read MoreSept. 28, 2023 » The PyCharm Blog » [Archived Version]
In this Django REST framework tutorial, you will create a rental platform API. The tutorial demonstrates how to use Python and Django REST framework in PyCharm to develop APIs. By the time you complete the tutorial, you will be able to answer the following questions: Prerequisites To successfully complete the Django REST framework tutorial, you’ll […]
Read MoreAug. 19, 2023 » The PyCharm Blog » [Archived Version]
We’ve all seen and used the famous Django framework, but there’s a lot more to a successful project than commits. The Django Software Foundation is a hallmark achievement in the Python community, but who’s behind it? In this interview, we’ll be talking with DSF President Chaim Kirby about its history, what it does, what it […]
Read MoreJuly 13, 2023 » The PyCharm Blog » [Archived Version]
This EAP build includes the Black formatter integration, a new Endpoints tool window for Django REST framework, the Run Anything tool to quickly run anything or create a new run configuration, support for installing dependencies from pyproject.toml, inlay parameter name hints, and much more. To catch up on all of the new features PyCharm 2023.2 […]
Read MoreJuly 5, 2023 » The PyCharm Blog » [Archived Version]
Our annual campaign to support the Django Foundation has launched. Django is super-important to people and companies worldwide! It’s one of Python’s greatest successes. Not just the code, but the project and the non-profit foundation behind it. Django is a tribute to volunteer, open-source development. But Django and the Django Software Foundation need resources, including […]
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