I show ten visual animations of PyCharm IDE for creating a new project or enhancing an existing project.
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PyCharm lists some of my projects.
I am a visual learner. I learn quickly and remember longer if you show me how to do something with a visual animation rather than describe it with text. Enclosed, you find ten visual animations of PyCharm to create a new project or enhance an existing project.
Python
We use Python predominately (90%) over the last seven years because:
- Almost all new machine learning models, cloud, GPUs, and many other platforms are available as a Python package.
- The assortment and number of free codes and packages are the largest we have seen.
- Native Python is slower than C by 20+ times, but almost all Python packages are near C speed as they are thin APIs over CPython or use some other performance-enhancing technique.
I discuss only Python-related IDEs for the rest of this blog article.
- Create a project from the local file system
- Create a project from a Github Repo
- Configure a virtual environment (Docker) as the Python interpreter for a project
- Configure Jupyter for a project
- Show Documentation on Mouse Move
- Managing Plugins
- Choosing a Testing Framework
- Configuring Documentation Style for a Project
- Configuring Snippets to Line-of-Code Completions for a Project
- Adding External Tools: Formatting using Black
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