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On a mission to make software development a more productive and enjoyable experience. Make it happen. With Code.

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The better coding agents get, the more the IDE matters — not for writing code, but for verifying what the agent wrote before you ship. What is an IDE when you aren't writing the code by hand? Here's @isaacrlevin.com 's take: https://jb.gg/why-we-need-ides-bsk

jb.ggWhy We Still Need an IDE - The JetBrains BlogI've been mulling this over for about a year now. The developer landscape has shifted to the point where you can't scroll past the news without seeing someone declare "I never open my IDE anymore" or

JetBrains IDE intelligence made coding agents 20%–30% more efficient. Netflix gave AI agents JetBrains IDE intelligence, ran headless, and measured typical gains on real Java and Kotlin tasks, with no drop in correctness. Read the full case study results: https://jb.gg/netflix_ide

We’re running our annual Kotlin Developer Survey and would love to hear from you. How’s Kotlin treating you lately? Help us improve the language, tools, and overall developer experience by sharing your feedback. It takes about 15 minutes: https://jb.gg/4q4o7u Looking forward to your insights! ☕

Looking for an on-premises alternative to Jira and Confluence? See Atlassian-to-YouTrack migration in action on September 30, with a live demo, cost-effective pricing, and customer stories. Save your seat: https://jb.gg/ytatwbs Server or Cloud, AI or no AI – you choose!

Jake Wharton refuses to code with AI. When he left Cash App, he published nine requirements for his next job. Number one was: No AI. Our full conversation with the legendary Android developer is out now: layoffs, AI, Google and Kotlin in 2026.

With Jira and Confluence Data Center approaching their end of life, more teams are considering YouTrack as a self-hosted alternative. Explore expert tips, key migration steps, and guidance available from YouTrack certified consulting partners. Read the guide and book a demo: https://jb.gg/ytMIGbs

jb.ggHow to Migrate From Atlassian Jira and Confluence to YouTrack: Expert Guide - The JetBrains BlogAtlassian recently announced that they are suspending sales for Data Center Products, followed by the end of life for those products in 2029. Additionally, this August, Atlassian began using certain c...

As generating code gets easier, understanding what it does and knowing how to run, debug, and change it in a real environment becomes even more important. We asked Ardit Sulce, a Python educator with 650K+ students, what learners should focus on now. https://jb.gg/academy/interview/ardit-sulce

jb.ggLearning to Code in the Age of AI: Advice From a Top Udemy Instructor - The JetBrains BlogArdit Sulce on why struggling is an essential part of learning, what skills junior developers need to succeed, and why professional tools matter from day one.

Registration is open for JetBrains GameDev Day 2026! Figma-to-Unity automation, Godot world generation, C#/C++ debugging, ECS migrations, Unreal profiling, and CI from the IDE – see it all on September 28 online, in Belgrade or Limassol. Registration is free: https://jb.gg/register-gamedevday2026

Static code analysis can still beat LLMs for some development tasks. Michael Simons explains where AI tools help, where they fall short, and why developers still need to own the decisions behind the code. 🎥 Watch the full conversation: https://youtu.be/Leo8A1FjY1o

Looking for a Jira and Confluence alternative? MSP AG chose YouTrack for its long-term server commitment, flexibility, and stable pricing. Learn how the team migrated marketing automation projects for major retail customers, including REWE and Hagebau: https://jb.gg/cuMSPbs

AI is lowering the barrier to software development and raising the bar at the same time. What does that mean for junior developers, CS education, and the skills worth learning now? Clara from JetBrains Academy asks two senior developers to weigh in. Watch the conversation → jb.gg/academy/genz...

Bringing Kotlin into your organization takes more than a technical case.  Explore a practical framework for evaluating its business value, costs, and risks 👇

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🏛️ How do you build a credible business case for Kotlin? Drawing on his production experience, Yuri Geronimus, EMEA Chief Architect at Verifone, explains how to evaluate Kotlin’s business value, migration costs, and risks, and decide where adoption makes sense. 👉 https://kotl.in/opljok

📣 Join us for the event 'Programming Languages Today and Tomorrow' 📅 August 21, 3:00 pm UTC We’ll discuss: 🔹How programming languages evolve 🔹 Recent language design trends 🔹 How programming languages will survive in the age of LLMs

Hey, Gophers, are you ready for a party? @GoLandIDE, @golang, @ainsleydev, and @jespinog will be having a Go 1.27 release party on August 25. Join them online for an evening of the freshest news, hottest takes, and a splash of fun! 📅 August 25, 4:00 pm UTC 📍online 🔗 https://jb.gg/go-127-ot #golang

What does AI development look like for Spring developers? Sébastien Deleuze explains how Spring AI brings models, vector stores, MCP, and agentic workflows into the familiar Spring ecosystem—without losing sight of security, consistency, and control. 🎥 Watch: https://youtu.be/mCOGZGV48hU

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🚀 Build with Kotlin. Ship it everywhere. Join Shipaton 2026 and compete for the Ship Kotlin Everywhere Award. Build and launch a new app with Kotlin Multiplatform and Compose Multiplatform. Share your journey through a blog post, devlog, or social media updates to earn extra points. jb.gg/yrizkc

jb.ggShip Kotlin Everywhere Award | Shipaton 2026 | Kotlin MultiplatformReuse your Kotlin skills to build for Android, iOS, desktop, and web. Join the Ship Kotlin Everywhere Award and get everything you need to build and launch your app.
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#Shipaton is back! 🚀 Ship a NEW app in August or September & you could win big TLDR: 🏆 Over $1 million worth of prizes 🧑‍🎓 New student category 🔴 Twice a week Livestreams 👥 Shipaton IRL events worldwide Full details at shipaton.com youtu.be/3yPFdwcSiok

Summer update: The 2026.2 versions of JetBrains IDEs are out. Whichever languages you work with, we have something to make you more productive – both in our IDEs and language plugins. Check out all the highlights in the thread.

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Summer update: The 2026.2 versions of JetBrains IDEs are out. Whichever languages you work with, we have something to make you more productive – both in our IDEs and language plugins. Check out all the highlights in the thread.

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#CLion adds support for C++26 reflection. Debugger configuration is now easier with debug profiles, and fields and global variables are displayed alongside local variables by default. For embedded development, the STM32 bundle manager is now supported.

#GoLand puts performance analysis right in your IDE. It makes it easier to collect and read escape analysis logs and profiles, including the `goroutineleak` profile coming in Go 1.27, to optimize structs with a quick-fix, and to monitor live CPU and memory use.

Summer update: The 2026.2 versions of JetBrains IDEs are out. Whichever languages you work with, we have something to make you more productive – both in our IDEs and language plugins. Check out all the highlights in the thread.

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In @phpstorm.jetbrains.com , we’ve been laying the groundwork for major stability and performance improvements in future releases. New features include a tool window for managing Laravel logs and deployments, as well as a new `#[FileReference]` attribute enabling IDE intelligence for file paths.

#RubyMine enables the new symbol-based code insight engine by default and makes it more efficient and comprehensive. It also improves the experience of working with RBS files and RSpec 4.

Summer update: The 2026.2 versions of JetBrains IDEs are out. Whichever languages you work with, we have something to make you more productive – both in our IDEs and language plugins. Check out all the highlights in the thread.

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#PyCharm now integrates with the Rust plugin to allow the development of extensions using PyO3, makes debugpy the default debugger backend, helps manage uv, Poetry, and Hatch multiprojects and uv workspaces (Beta), and adds a minimap for source files and Jupyter notebooks.

In @rider.jetbrains.com we’ve improved performance for debugging and branch switching, reduced memory use in large .NET and game projects, strengthened game development support across all major engines, and added WPF Hot Reload.

Summer update: The 2026.2 versions of JetBrains IDEs are out. Whichever languages you work with, we have something to make you more productive – both in our IDEs and language plugins. Check out all the highlights in the thread.

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For @datagrip.bsky.social and the database support in other JetBrains IDEs, we’ve improved the initial data source setup experience and made it easier for you to find your way around with custom colors and query console names. You can now also set cell values as SQL expressions.

. @intellijidea.com now supports Java 27 and Kotlin 2.4. Debugging is now easier with logpoints, console output is linked to the code that produced it, and completion of dependency coordinates is now supported. For Spring, the IDE incorporates migrations into DB structure analysis.

Summer update: The 2026.2 versions of JetBrains IDEs are out. Whichever languages you work with, we have something to make you more productive – both in our IDEs and language plugins. Check out all the highlights in the thread.

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If you use Docker Compose, you can now benefit from much deeper editor integration. See the status of all services comprising your application directly in the editor, open the logs of any service, create a database connection, or navigate to the service in the browser.

The TypeScript integration in @webstorm.jetbrains.com and other JetBrains IDEs has been updated to use TypeScript 7, the new, much faster version of the compiler. The IDE uses it by default if your project has switched to TS 7, and it’s an opt-in upgrade if you’re on an older version.

Summer update: The 2026.2 versions of JetBrains IDEs are out. Whichever languages you work with, we have something to make you more productive – both in our IDEs and language plugins. Check out all the highlights in the thread.

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The updated Git integration introduced in 2026.2 improves one of the most annoying parts of the workflow – resolving merge conflicts. Now you get a clearer view of the status of all your files, and the IDE can resolve many conflicts for you.

The terminal now allows you to paste images and drag and drop files in order to insert their paths. If you’re using agents in the embedded terminal, it will automatically suggest that you configure the JetBrains IDE MCP server to empower the agents with IDE tools.

Summer update: The 2026.2 versions of JetBrains IDEs are out. Whichever languages you work with, we have something to make you more productive – both in our IDEs and language plugins. Check out all the highlights in the thread.

When it comes to AI, our IDEs now start up in agent mode by default, GitHub Copilot is supported out of the box, there’s a new way to install and manage agent skills with a curated skills repository, and the built-in AI completion can now use third-party model providers.

The IDEs now bundle agent skills that teach AI agents how to use IDE features. IntelliJ IDEA, RubyMine, CLion, and Rider ship with a skill for debugging, while Rider offers skills for refactoring and performance analysis and DataGrip comes with one for database operations.

Developers should not have to choose one AI tool for every task. But team leads still need shared context, reusable workflows, governance, and visibility across the tools people already use. That’s why we built JetBrains AI for Teams and Organizations. https://jb.gg/j35241

Kotlin support is now available in BlueJ 6.0! 💙 Students can learn introductory OOP using BlueJ’s familiar object-first workflow while writing clearer, more concise Kotlin code. Download BlueJ 6.0 and explore the onboarding materials: https://jb.gg/aqfv50

Discover customer groups in YouTrack Helpdesk to manage and deliver tailored service, whether you manage B2B customer requests by company or organize your internal service desk by team:

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YouTrack Helpdesk now supports customer groups, helping teams organize B2B customer requests by company or organization and tailor support for each group. Whiteboards updates, Gantt chart redesign, simpler MCP connections, imports, and new apps are also included 👉 jb.gg/yt20262bl

🎉 Kotlin turns 15 – celebrating fifteen years of helping developers write less code, reduce friction, and bring ideas to life faster. Explore the Kotlin Effect through real-life situations, a browser game built with Kotlin, and hands-on learning resources. Discover more 👇 https://jb.gg/t72u7i

jb.ggThe Kotlin Effect | Write Less. Do More.Discover the Kotlin Effect. Write less code, do more, and enjoy the process. Watch the video, play the game, and explore learning resources.

No technology can exist without a healthy ecosystem – that’s why JetBrains, together with other Kotlin Foundation members, supports grants for developers of open-source Kotlin and Kotlin Multiplatform libraries.

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Applications are now open for a new round of the Kotlin Foundation Grant Program for library authors! If you're maintaining open-source Kotlin Multiplatform projects, including libraries, tools, and frameworks, apply here 👇 https://kotlinfoundation.org/news/grant-program-for-library-authors-2026/