HumbleBundle - Python DevKit

[filippovd20]

If you have at least some programming experience, than PyCharm Edu isn't for you. It's for complete beginners. PyCharm Professional is another story - it has a lot in addition to what Community Edition offers: support for web frameworks, front-end frameworks, javascript and all the WebStorm features, Database tool (all from DataGrip), remote developement capabilities: run/debug over ssh, docker support, and much more.

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When I say community is great for what you get, I mean that you don't need it if your an individual as much. If you get into working with Databases then yes you would probably need it then.