PyCharm (IDE for Python / Django) updated to version 1.1

Two and a half months after the release of PyCharm 1.0, the first major update was released, version 1.1. Despite the modest increase in the version number, new features and improvements in the release hit quite a lot. Here is a short list:

• Auto-completion now appears automatically and does not require pressing Ctrl-Space;
• Now you can pull tabs editor on the second monitor (almost like in Chrome);
• Conditional breakpoints, break on exception, a new console and the possibility of remote debugging appeared in the debugger;
• Running tests now can work with nose, doctests and new versions of py.test;
• A bunch of new inspections, quickfixes and local refactorings appeared (for example, “Convert lambda to function”).
• Under Linux and Mac, you can now open projects and files from the command line;
• The package includes plug-ins for working with files via FTP / SFTP and for integration with issue tracking systems.

Well, and much more useful . As always, a 30-day trial version is available, as well as free licenses for open-source projects and for use in the educational process.

Download the new version on the website jetbrains.com .