PyCharm adds IPython Notebook Support

PyCharm is an IDE with a complete set of tools for Python development. The IDE also provides capabilities for professional Web development using the Django framework. Code faster and more easily using an editor with code completion, snippets, code folding and split windows support.

Updates in 4

• NumPy Array Viewer - Easily get a graphical view of a NumPy array and its parts using slicing, formatting and coloring tools.
• Attach to Process - Connect the debugger with any running Python process and debug the code.
• IPython Notebook Support - Perform all the usual IPython Notebook actions with *.ipynb files. 
• Referring Objects - When debugging your project, you can open the referring objects view for a desired object during runtime.
• Jinja2 Debugger - Set breakpoints right in the editor, stop on them and perform other debugging actions the same way you already do in the Django templates debugging mode.
• Behavior-Driven Development (BDD) - Take full control over your textual requirements and graphical representation of test results.
• Improved Python/Django Console Tool Window - PyCharm automatically detects which type of console should be run based on your project type and context.
• Leave the Console Open - Now you can leave the console open after a project run or a debug session, saving its context.
• Method Call Hierarchy - PyCharm intelligently analyzes your code and builds call hierarchy trees for method calls in different scopes.
• Better Package Management - An improved package management subsystem now recognizes unmet package requirements with better accuracy.

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