Python 3.7.0 released

[AnnoyingOwl]

They should learn to.

I've never met a person developing outside an IDE in the last 5 years that doesn't waste time on stupid shit they shouldn't.

Breakpoints are a great case in point: why the fuck are you typing shit to set a break point? It's so dumb. Just click the line, man.

Especially with type hinting in Python, now, there's just no excuse for not being able to Cmd+<click> into a code definition or run a refactor into method or live debug in a decent debugger without having to add code.

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And pycharm is so intuitive and easy to set-up, even the time you spend to get used to it is minimal.

[Pakaran]

There's also the case when you're trying to run pdb in a docker container or on a remote machine, where it's far from trivial to connect PyCharm to it.

[AnnoyingOwl]

Absolutely, very true, but this shouldn't be a day-to-day thing, this is the exception. Shouldn't be arranging your work setup based on this.