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Discover our priorities and the general direction for Kotlin Multiplatform and Compose Multiplatform over the next six to twelve months.

Discover how to fine-tune GPT models using Hugging Face Transformers and deploy them with FastAPI – all within PyCharm.

KotlinConf 2025 firmly put server-side Kotlin in the spotlight. Check out this article for all the server-side talk videos from the event.

Datalore 2025.4 is now available, bringing support for Google Drive folders as data connections, Python 3.11 in conda environments, and a dozen of small behind-the-scenes enhancements and bug fixes. These updates are already available for Datalore Cloud users, and Datalore On-Premises users can g…

With the latest release of JetBrains AI Assistant, we've introduced a long-awaited feature – next edit suggestions, now available in Beta across JetBrains IDEs for Java, Kotlin, and Python.

Check out our recent livestream from August 14 on How to Work With SQL and Databases in JetBrains IDEs. In this demo session, we showed how to write SQL queries and work with databases in any JetBrains IDE and explored a range of use cases for embedded database functionality, from simple queries to …

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If you’ve recently started a trial or are thinking about trying Datalore, and a Cloud plan is on your radar, now is a good time to consider it. Until the end of August, new users and teams currently using a trial version of Datalore can get 30% off their first payment when subscribing to the Data…

Following the recent rollout of our new Insights dashboard, Native mode, Self-Hosted Lite version, SSO functionality, and Visual Studio plugin, our Qodana 2025.2 update promises another round of improvements and extensions. Take a look at what we’ve been doing as we focus on providing greater access…

Update to the latest version for applying the latest improvements and security fixes.

The 2025.2 release of ReSharper introduces a number of performance and responsiveness improvements across several key areas. This post outlines the most notable updates, including out-of-process support, improved solution startup, faster refactorings, and better Razor/Blazor handling. Out-of-Pr…

ReSharper and the .NET tools 2025.2 are available for download. This release introduces the public preview of ReSharper’s Out-of-Process mode, adds support for the latest C# 14 and C++26 features, and brings a range of improvements for performance, refactorings, and inspections. If you’d like to …