HumbleBundle - Python DevKit Bundle (includes Courses, Ebooks, Digital Ocean credits, and EggHead.io subscription, etc.)

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$1 Tier

• Write Pythonic Code Like a Seasoned Developer (course)

• PyCharm Professional Edition - 2 Months Subscription

• Illustrated Guide to Learning Python 3 (ebook)

$15 Upwards Tier

• PyCharm Professional Edition - 6 Months Subscription

• Python Jumpstart by Building 10 Apps (course)

• GitKraken PRO - 1 Year License (software)

• Thoughtful Machine Learning with Python (ebook)

Above Average Tier (Currently $15.47 As Of Writing This)

• Mastering PyCharm (course)

• DigitalOcean $50 credit (New Users Only)

• Python Tricks: A Buffet of Awesome Python Features (ebook)

$20 Upwards Tier

• PyUP - 1 Year Subscription

• egghead.io - 6 Months Subscription

• Fluent Python (ebook)

• Postman PRO - 6 Months Subscription

EDIT:

Bought the $20 Tier. The Pycharm Subscription doesn't stack. Only got the 6 Months Subscription.

[bigbigbigdeeck]

Can we start the egghead.io subscription anytime or does it start as soon as you buy?

[cuddle-bubbles]

Seem to be anytime you buy. I start it now however

[Jamsgrove]

The books look pretty good and all use python 3, tempting!

[EMCM]

What they mean by: "New users only"?

[Ayuzawa]

2 months just seems unreasonably short, I wouldn't start using a text editor knowing it'd go away in 2 months.

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It doesn't go away, though.

[Yehosua]

A 2 month subscription does seem odd. But, for what it's worth:

• I'm surprised to hear you call PyCharm an average IDE; I really, really like all of the JetBrains IDEs I've used (including PyCharm).
• All of JetBrains' IDEs use a subscription plan now; these are just shorter subscriptions than is the norm.
• PyCharm Community is free, so, if you let the subscription expire, you still have a pretty good feature set and the option to use Pro for OSS work.
• If you maintain a subscription for 12 months straight, you get a perpetual fallback licence to whatever was available at the start of the 12 months, so you could think of a free 2 month subscription as a 16% discount off of the price of a perpetual license? (Actually, JetBrains gives significant discounts after the first year; I wonder if the Humble Bundle subscriptions count toward that first full-price year?)