"We're excited to announce that PyCharm 2025.3 is here! This release continues our mission to make PyCharm the most powerful Python IDE for web, data, and AI/ML development. It marks the migration of Community users to the unified PyCharm and brings full support for Jupyter notebooks in remote development, uv as the default environment manager, proactive data exploration, new LSP tools support, the introduction of Claude Agent, and over 300 bug fixes."
"Jupyter notebooks are now fully supported in remote development. You can open, edit, and run notebooks directly on a remote machine without copying them to your local environment. The Variables tool window also received sorting options, letting you organize notebook variables by name or type for easier data exploration. When uv is detected on your system, PyCharm now automatically suggests it as the default environment manager in the New Project wizard."
PyCharm 2025.3 migrates Community users into a unified PyCharm product while keeping free access and adding built-in Jupyter support. Remote development now supports opening, editing, and running Jupyter notebooks on remote machines without local copying. The Variables tool window gained sorting by name or type. When uv is present, it is suggested as the default environment manager and uv run is used for run configurations. PyCharm automatically analyzes pandas DataFrames to detect common data quality issues and offers a Fix with AI option to generate cleanup code. New LSP tools support, the introduction of Claude Agent, and over 300 bug fixes are included.
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