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Kunal Pandey
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The community one or the paid one? As when I looked through the site the premium version had the support for Django framework.

The paid one, I guess it would be.

 

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I have VS Code on my computer and I use it for programming in DART. But I need another good IDE for Python. I would like to use Django in it too.

Looking for good IDEs.

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2 minutes ago, Slottr said:

I believe Pycharm has everything you need

The community one or the paid one? As when I looked through the site the premium version had the support for Django framework.

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Just now, Kunal Pandey said:

The community one or the paid one? As when I looked through the site the premium version had the support for Django framework.

The paid one, I guess it would be.

 

I've been riding my free student account for too long, I forgot 

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1 hour ago, Kunal Pandey said:

The community one or the paid one? As when I looked through the site the premium version had the support for Django framework.

Community is what I Would suggest to try it out before you decide to buy.

 

Pycharm is fantastic for python Development

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What's wrong with VS Code for python?

Don't ask to ask, just ask... please 🤨

sudo chmod -R 000 /*

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VS Code eats half a GiB of RAM by just being there. Bah.

Write in C.

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VSCode if you need many more languages at the same time. Pycharm if it is just python.

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On 8/1/2019 at 10:23 AM, Sauron said:

What's wrong with VS Code for python?

it doesn't handle creating python virtual environments, has no way to install pip packages from inside the IDE

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PyCharm Professional 2019 would meet your needs, I believe, considering the fact that it has out of the box Django support; however, you can still program using Django just fine in the Community Edition of the software.

(https://www.jetbrains.com/pycharm/)

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