PyCharm
von JetBrains
Wer verwendet PyCharm?
PyCharm wird von professionellen Python-Entwickler*innen verwendet.
Was ist PyCharm?
Integrierte Entwicklungsumgebung, die Python-Entwickler*innen Code-Vervollständigungs- und Schnellkorrektur-Tools bietet.
PyCharm – Details
JetBrains
http://www.jetbrains.com
Gegründet 2000
PyCharm – Preisübersicht
PyCharm ist verfügbar ab 199,00 $. PyCharm bietet eine Gratisversion und eine kostenlose Testversion. Weitere Preisinformationen für PyCharm findest du unten.
Startpreis
199,00 $
Kostenlose Version
Ja
Gratis Testen
Ja
Einsatz
Installiert - Mac
Installiert - Windows
Training
Webinare
Dokumentation
Kundenbetreuung
Online
PyCharm Funktionen
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PyCharm – Nutzerbewertungen
Zeigt 5 von 100 Nutzerbewertungen
Matthew C.
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Gesamtbewertung5/5
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Benutzerfreundlichkeit4/5
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Eigenschaften & Funktionalitäten5/5
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KundenbetreuungNicht bewertet
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Preis-Leistungs-Verhältnis4/5
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Wahrscheinlichkeit der Weiterempfehlung
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- Bewertet am 15.9.2019
"The best Python IDE?"
Kommentare: PyCharm has provided a useful suite of functionality for the development team here. It's become so ingrained that I struggle to imagine us using anything else.
Vorteile: PyCharm provides a great suite of features for Python development, but the two features I appreciate the most are the IntelliJ plugin ecosystem, giving access to useful or niche functionality not otherwise available in mainstream IDEs and the remote interpreter functionality, allowing me to automatically deploy and run code on remote machines.
Nachteile: It's a minor complaint, but PyCharm sometimes fails to respect the default interpreter setting, meaning it must be manually set on a project-by-project basis.
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- Bewertet am 15.9.2019
Silvio B.
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Gesamtbewertung4/5
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Benutzerfreundlichkeit3/5
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Eigenschaften & Funktionalitäten5/5
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KundenbetreuungNicht bewertet
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Preis-Leistungs-VerhältnisNicht bewertet
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Wahrscheinlichkeit der Weiterempfehlung
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- Bewertet am 17.8.2019
"My opinion on PyCharm after 3 years"
Kommentare: I quite like the overall experience, I think is a very mature tool and I have suggested it to all my colleagues working with Python Django.
Vorteile: What I do really like about PyCharm is the search features. I think they are really useful and work great!
Nachteile: Would be nice when working on a Django project have directly the HTML markdown syntax highlighting for Django templating language. Also I would really love to have the git annotate function as in VS code (instead of having a sidebar having a comment like line whit the git author on the highlighted line). Sometimes I had trouble with the Python interpreter going crazy and had to reset it. Also the markdown syntax highlighting for .MD files is superheavy and the computer slows down
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- Bewertet am 17.8.2019
Jerric C.
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Gesamtbewertung5/5
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Benutzerfreundlichkeit5/5
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Eigenschaften & Funktionalitäten5/5
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Kundenbetreuung4/5
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Preis-Leistungs-Verhältnis5/5
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Wahrscheinlichkeit der Weiterempfehlung
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- Bewertet am 11.3.2020
"PyCharm stands for "Perfect for Python""
Kommentare: As you can see in my pros points I listed a lot compared to the cons, so it's justifiable that my overall experience with PyCharm is more than adequate. - Code faster and efficiently, PyCharm solved a lot of things for me, it's code completion and auto formatting is one of the best features I've encountered in an IDE.
Vorteile: - Full featured: from shortcut keys, code lints, test runners, auto venv creation upto docker integration, this IDE has it all to keep you up and running with python development. - Fully Customizable: Theming? This got a wide variety of "plugins" already tailored made for you, need to use another test runner? PyCharm let's you choose from unittest to PyTest no prob! - Easy to use: The learning curve is almost none existent, this got me coding in a matter of minutes, haven't used Jupiter notebook and don't feel like I need it because of this. - Intuitive: Whether your a seasoned python dev or just beginning to write your first py code, this IDE got your back, with it's auto formatting using `Reformat file` feature, clean code is in the tip of fingers. - Affordable: You can go for the community version (which is more than enough for me) and btw it's FREE
Nachteile: - Takes quite an amount of memory: Yeah a bit RAM hungry, but if your a software dev, and rocking a minimum 2017 Macbook Pro, or a Dell XPS you SHOULD have an ample amount already so that won't be too much drama for you.
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- Bewertet am 11.3.2020
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Gesamtbewertung4/5
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Benutzerfreundlichkeit5/5
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Eigenschaften & Funktionalitäten4/5
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Kundenbetreuung5/5
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Preis-Leistungs-Verhältnis5/5
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Wahrscheinlichkeit der Weiterempfehlung
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- Bewertet am 8.1.2020
"Best IDE I've ever used"
Kommentare: Great tool for a Python developer... It makes it easier for version control and library installations. 3rd party plugin support enriches the experience. Library installation is a lot easier than any other IDE. Its support for 'requrements.txt' is also another big plus. It also displays if an error occurs and suggests ways to resolve the issue. And I was able to resolve the said issue with the suggested (most of the time).
Vorteile: I am mainly using PyCharm for my school projects. The thing about PyCharm is its support for Git (version control). We are using BitBucket in the company and I think it is much better and easy to use than the SourceTree. And it is foolproof. PyCharm also excels at its support for 3rd party plugins. They don't force you to use their plugins. It also has its own terminal for the selected Python environment. This reduces the confusion both for me and for the PC itself. The UI also helped me to get used to PyCharm. It is easy to modify and not complicated. Different themes for the IDE help me to use PyCharm, especially during the night time (It has a dark theme).
Nachteile: There are a couple of things I don't like about the PyCharm. First thing is that its suggestions for pieces for codes are a little off. I mean, most of the time it suggests unrelated things. I am forced to use another 3rd party plugin to solve this issue. Another thing about the PyCharm is its debugging mode is really slow. It suggests me to install Cython plugin to speed it up. I tried but instead of speed gain, it slowed down. And I don't think it is because of my PyCharm environment since my friends have also experienced a similar issue.
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- Bewertet am 8.1.2020
Gustavo C.
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Gesamtbewertung2/5
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Benutzerfreundlichkeit3/5
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Eigenschaften & Funktionalitäten3/5
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KundenbetreuungNicht bewertet
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Preis-Leistungs-VerhältnisNicht bewertet
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Wahrscheinlichkeit der Weiterempfehlung
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- Bewertet am 19.7.2019
"You can do better (and worse, too)"
Kommentare: I don't like it very much. Interacting with PyCharm (in other ways than just writing code) is frequently slow and confusing. The last couple of times I opened it, I immediately closed it and opened VSCode instead. I keep it installed anyway, as it did help me quite a bit back when I had to build a compiler from the ground up. If you really, REALLY need an IDE, then I guess you could do worse than PyCharm.
Vorteile: Easy package searching and installation once the initial setup is done. It has plenty of debugging features, and it's handy to keep track of a large project.
Nachteile: It's not exactly lightweight. Using it to install Python on my Windows machine turned out to be quite a hassle. I've been using it for years, and while it's decent for medium to large projects, there is really no reason to use it if all you need is a short script.
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- Bewertet am 19.7.2019
