The Drive to Develop

We spoke with Vladilen Minin, the author of a popular YouTube channel about web development. Vladilen told us why he decided to leave commercial web development and pursue a career in education. (more…)

The following post is written by Paweł Marks and Kamil Doległo. Every programming ecosystem needs documentation to thrive. Kotlin has its roots in the JVM ecosystem, where Javadoc is a standard and universally accepted documentation engine. It was only natural to expect Kotlin to have a similarly seamless tool. That was the initial goal of Dokka – to provide a reliable and simple documentation engine. But the increasing diversity of Kotlin, with features like multiplatform projects, Native support, and so on, requires Dokka to be more complex. The ongoing development of Kotlin 1.4 gave us a ch

Jakarta EE 9 is on its way! This is the second release of Jakarta EE since the transition from the Java Community Process (JCP) to Eclipse Foundation and we’re excited to announce a new webinar on 'Jakarta EE 9 and Beyond'. Join us on Thursday, August 20th, 4:00 PM - 5:00 PM CEST. In this webinar, Ivar Grimstad would take you through every aspect of Jakarta EE 9 and how this release lowers the barriers of entry, eases the migration, and lays the foundation for a platform for future innovation. He would also help you look ahead towards what future releases may bring. The session includes a dem

Summer is here, but at present in 2020 many people can't go anywhere, so a "staycation" will have to do. No problem though, just sit back, relax, and browse the content from our .NET Annotated newsletter. There have been some key historical events that have happened in August. In 1995, Microsoft shipped Windows 95! Windows 95 was the "moment you've all been waiting for". I remember uncovering that Windows 95 Easter Egg with great delight! In 1981, IBM introduced its personal computer, IBM model 5150. When Windows 95 shipped, many folks were using IBM personal computers to r

Read on to learn about the latest updates in the IntelliJ Rust plugin: New macro expansion engine Debugging for Rust’s MSVC Initial support for or_patterns New refactorings Other editor enhancements (more…)

Today brings the release of GoLand 2020.2, and it’s already waiting to be installed on your machines. What's inside? New features for Go modules, better presentation of possible problems and weak places in your code, new code inspections, new code editing features, such as the long-awaited Add Caret Per Selected Line, references and navigation support for comments to make code easier to read, as well as the ability to configure wrapping for call arguments, function parameters, and composite literal elements. On top of that, we’ve added experimental support for generics (a.k.a. type parameters)

Auto import is one of the most-used features in WebStorm because, as its name suggests, it just works automatically and adds required imports as you write your code. (more…)

The 2020.2 release season for IntelliJ-based IDEs has already started, and we’re happy to announce that we’ve just released version 3.9 of the EduTools plugin, with support for the 2020.2 IDE releases. The 2020.2 versions of IntelliJ IDEA Edu and PyCharm Edu are also available. They combine the latest fixes for PyСharm and IntelliJ IDEA with the latest EduTools plugin updates from v3.9, such as support for Scala projects from JetBrains Academy, the possibility to embed YouTube videos in task descriptions, and more. INSTALL EDUTOOLS PLUGIN (more…)

PhpStorm 2020.2 is now available! This major release includes support for PHP 8 Union Types, a new control flow engine for PHP, full GitHub pull requests workflow support right inside the IDE, a brand-new Inspection widget, OpenAPI support via a plugin, and more. Download PhpStorm 2020.2 Read on to check out all the new features and significant updates, along with a ton of GIFs! (more…)

CLion 2020.2 covers a wider variety of C and C++ projects by introducing a top-voted feature – Makefiles projects support, and makes modern C++ coding easier.

Hi everyone, We are approaching release, and AppCode 2020.2 Release Candidate is available for download on our site. This build requires an active subscription and fixes the following issues: Launching applications on a simulator was broken since Xcode 12 beta 3 (OC-20460) Swift: no proper highlighting for property in expression with == / != operator (OC-20257) Your AppCode team JetBrains The Drive to Develop

Complete the full Pull Request workflow, quickly catch exceptions, and apply project-wide refactorings. All without leaving your IDE. Download the new version now, or upgrade from within PyCharm. New in PyCharm New pull request dedicated view: You no longer need to switch between the browser and your IDE to manage your GitHub Pull Request workflow. Do it all in PyCharm! Smart in-editor exceptions preview: Don’t spend time browsing your code after exceptions. PyCharm now automatically finds it for you and displays a preview of the problem directly in your editor. In-place signature-chan