This page aims to help you get used to PyCharm from the very first steps down to advanced topics
If you're new to PyCharm, we strongly recommend you to read first:
Getting Started with PyCharm and Quick Start Guide
The full list of tutorials (uncategorized yet):
Page: Choosing Look and Feel, or What my PyCharm looks like ?
Page: Code Quality Assistance Tips and Tricks, or How to make your code look pretty?
Page: Code running assistance
Page: Configuring Interpreters with PyCharm
Page: Configuring keyboard schemes
Page: Configuring PyCharm to work as a Vim editor
Page: Configuring PyCharm to work on a VM
Page: Creating and running a Python unit test
Page: Debugger
Page: Deployment in PyCharm
Page: Editing with PyCharm
Page: Exploring navigation and search
Page: Exploring the IDE. Quick Start Guide
Page: File Watchers in PyCharm
Page: Getting Started with PyCharm
Page: Installing PyCharm on Linux according to FHS
Page: Using IPython Notebook with PyCharm
Page: Using the PyCharm built-in SSH terminal and remote SSH external tools
Page: Vagrant support in PyCharm
Page: Version Control with PyCharm
Page: z - Other Cool Features
8 Comments
Ron Smith
How about a tutorial on using Docker within PyCharm. Not just how to setup remote debugging but how you intend it to be used starting with setting up a container with the Application Servers tool.
Irina Megorskaya
Ron, please have a look at https://www.jetbrains.com/pycharm/help/configuring-remote-interpreters-via-docker.html
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Dmitry Filippov
Soon, we'll have the Docker-related article on http://blog.jetbrains.com/pycharm we'll also put it here.
Juan Carlos
Hi everyone,
I'm reviewing PyCharm. Where can I find a complete reference manual? I noob!
Thanks on advance,
Juan Carlos
Irina Megorskaya
Please find PyCharm documentation at https://www.jetbrains.com/pycharm/help/meet-pycharm.html
Steve Tjin
I am new to both Python and PyCharm and feel overwhelmed by PyCharm which I have understood to be (one of) the best tools to work with. I've been looking for help/books to help me get to grips with PyCharm and have found one by Pedro Kroger "Modern Python Development with PyCharm". The book is based on PyCharm 4.0.4 Professional Edition. If I go with this book, don't I risk a huge gap with the 2016.3 version that I have installed? If yes, can you recommend a book that is more geared towards 2016.3?
Irina Megorskaya
Hi Steve
Could you please have a look at https://www.jetbrains.com/help/pycharm/2016.3/meet-pycharm.html - this is the documentation for the version 2016.3. Also, very soon there will come documentation for the version 2017.1.
Dmitry Filippov
Hi Steve,
The book explains mostly very core concepts of PyCharm which don't change that often. All shortcuts, and features should work as described in the book. Of course you'll run into some UI differences, but they should be intuitive. We've added a lot of new features since the book was written, so the only downside is that the book doesn't cover them.