We are starting our new Early Access Program (EAP) for PyCharm 2021.1. You can now try the pre-release build of the upcoming v2021.1. It delivers enhanced support for Cython as well as UI and usability Read more…
The final bug-fix release for PyCharm 2020.3 is out. You can upgrade to v2020.3.3 with the Toolbox App, or right from the IDE, or by using snap if you are an Ubuntu user. It is Read more…
Python has the concept of the virtual environments built-in to the language. A Python virtual environment is an environment where you can install 3rd party packages for testing without affecting the system Python installation. Each Read more…
The Pillow package gives you the ability to extract EXIF (Exchangeable Image File Format) metadata from images. You can get a lot of information about your images via the EXIF data. However, there are some Read more…
Last December PyCharm supported the Python Software Foundation (PSF) on their Q4/2020 fundraiser campaign. All proceeds from every new PyCharm Professional Edition license purchased with the discount code ‘ISUPPORTPYTHON2020’ went to the PSF’s general fund. Read more…
My Kickstarter for my latest book, Pillow: Image Processing with Python is ending in 8 days. You should check it out and learn how you can edit photos with Python! You will learn about the Read more…
This week we welcome Leodanis Pozo Ramos (@lpozo78) as our PyDev of the Week! Leodanis is a contributor and author for Real Python. You can see some of his projects over on Github or see Read more…
When you are creating graphical user interfaces (GUIs), you will often find that you need to create more than one window. In this tutorial, you will learn how to create two windows with PySimpleGUI. PySimpleGUI Read more…
This week we welcome Claudia Regio (@ClaudiaRegio) as our PyDev of the Week! Claudia is a program manager for Python Data Science with a focus on Python Notebooks in Visual Studio Code at Microsoft. She Read more…
Did you know that you can get EXIF data from JPG image files using the Python programming language? You can use Pillow, the Python Imaging Library’s friendly fork to do so. You can read an Read more…