Architecture News

PyCharm by JetBrains is a comprehensive Integrated Development Environment (IDE) specifically designed for Python programming. It offers a range of features to enhance productivity, including code analysis for error detection, a visual debugger for troubleshooting, integrated unit testing for code verification, and support for version control systems to manage code changes. PyCharm also caters to web development using frameworks like Django, making it a powerful tool for both experienced developers and beginners in the Python world.

PyCharm 2024.1.2 offers enhanced support for Django REST Framework (DRF) viewsets and routers. Users can define not only function-based and class-based views in URL paths, but also leverage viewsets and view their corresponding actions within the tool window. This improved functionality extends to HTTP methods, allowing users to map them to viewset methods and see them displayed alongside the relevant routes, including custom methods not decorated with @actions. Additionally, routes without these decorators are now presented with their associated viewset methods for clarity.

To see a full list of what's new in version 2024.1.2, see our release notes.

PyCharm is licensed per user, and is available as a commercial annual subscription license. We can supply new subscriptions, subscription renewals (including continuity discounts), lapsed renewals, and additional user licenses. See our PyCharm licensing page for full details.

PyCharm is available to buy in the following products:

• PyCharm
• JetBrains All Products Pack

ActiveReportsJS is a powerful JavaScript reporting tool that allows developers and report authors to easily design and display reports within their web applications. With features such as drill-down, runtime data filtering, and interactive parameters, as well as compatibility with popular frameworks, ActiveReportsJS simplifies the process of creating and managing reports. Using the ActiveReportsJS Angular report designer component, many different types of data can be visualized, including financial reports (such as balance sheets) in a web application.

In this blog post, MESCIUS Technical Engagement Engineer Joel Parks shows you how to use the Angular Report Designer to design a balance sheet which can then be viewed in ActiveReportsJS's Angular Report Viewer. Steps include:

• Adding the Angular report designer to an application
• Saving the report details
• Adding a data source and data set to the report
• Designing the balance sheet and binding data to controls

Read the full blog to get started using balance sheets to easily present a summary of a company's financial health and stability.

ActiveReportsJS is licensed on an annual subscription or perpetual basis and is available as a Single Deployment License for non-commercial use, and as a Single Domain License or Unlimited Domain License for commercial and/or SaaS use. See our ActiveReportsJS licensing page for full details.

For more information, visit our ActiveReportsJS product page.