Code faster with Django-specific code insights, code completion, and highlighting. Navigate across your project easily. Connect to your database in a click, and work on TypeScript, JavaScript, and other frontend frameworks.
Full support for Django and Jinja2 templates
Enjoy syntax and error highlighting, code completion, navigation, debugging, and more. Get live previews for Django templates while editing them.
Jump-start your project in a few clicks
Get everything preconfigured for you – virtual environments, dependencies, and boilerplate for templates and views.Learn more
Everything you need for Django development
Code faster with Django-specific code insights, code completion, and highlighting. Navigate across your project easily. Connect to your database in a click, and work on TypeScript, JavaScript, and other frontend frameworks.
Full support for Django and Jinja2 templates
Enjoy syntax and error highlighting, code completion, navigation, debugging, and more. Get live previews for Django templates while editing them.
Jump-start your project in a few clicks
Get everything preconfigured for you – virtual environments, dependencies, and boilerplate for templates and views.Learn more
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Develop Django apps efficiently
Work faster with endpoints
Navigate to the source code, generate OpenAPI specifications, find usages of URL path segments, and more using the Endpoints tool window.
Built-in HTTP Client
Integrated database management
Powerful testing
Excellent frontend support
All the tools for Django apps in one IDE
Master Git without the effort
Clone, checkout, rebase, view history, commit, and push – all from inside your IDE! Get smart support for Git actions with a comprehensive UI, meaning you no longer have to memorize terminal commands. Use Annotate with Git Blame to view recent code changes and see if files have not been touched for years or whom to contact with questions.
Expand debugging beyond print or log statements
Develop your apps with Docker seamlessly
Deploy more easily in Kubernetes
Using other web frameworks?
PyCharm supports Flask and FastAPI out of the box.
Doing a bit more book reviewing with Pycharm 2024.1 alongside to test the code. Template editing can load a preview window using runserver to give you an actual live preview.
[On debugging Python subprocesses] I’m currently using PyCharm. It “just worked” (TM) setting it up to run under the PyCharm debugger 🤯 Oh my goodness. I can even switch between threads.
As a Django developer, PyCharm was one of the best investments I’ve ever made. I was skeptical at first, but after experiencing it, I can’t imagine going back.
I’ve used PyCharm for years, and it’s always felt like a superpower. As a maintainer working across a number of complex projects, PyCharm enables me to refactor with confidence, navigate across the stack, and stay focused on the code. With PyCharm, the IDE is never the limit.