"PyCharm is designed to support the full range of modern Python workflows, from web development to data and ML/AI work, in a single IDE. An essential part of these workflows is Jupyter notebooks, which are widely used for experimentation, data exploration, and prototyping across many roles. PyCharm provides first-class support for Jupyter notebooks, both locally and when connecting to external Jupyter servers, with IDE features such as refactoring and navigation available directly in notebooks."
"With PyCharm 2025.3.2, we're bringing local IDE workflows and Colab-hosted notebooks together. Google Colab support is now available for free in PyCharm as a core feature, along with basic Jupyter notebook support. If you already use Google Colab, you can now bring your notebooks into PyCharm and work with them using IDE features designed for larger projects and longer development sessions."
PyCharm supports modern Python workflows including web development, data analysis, and ML/AI within a single IDE. Jupyter notebooks are supported both locally and via external Jupyter servers, with IDE features such as refactoring and navigation available directly in notebooks. PyCharm 2025.3.2 adds built-in Google Colab support, allowing Colab-hosted notebooks to be opened and used in the IDE for free. Connecting requires opening a notebook, selecting Google Colab (Beta) from the Jupyter server menu, signing in, and creating a Colab-backed server. Notebooks render inline outputs, tables, and visualizations; missing files can be uploaded and the remote file structure is visible in the Project tool window.
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