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In the latest Rider 2020.3 Early Access Preview (EAP) builds, we're bringing in Project Dependency Diagrams from ReSharper! With project dependency diagrams you can visualize project dependencies in your solution, and explore its architecture. In this post, we'll have a look at what project dependency diagrams look like, what information they show, and how we can use them to analyze project coupling in a solution. Hello, project dependency diagrams! You can open the project dependency diagram from the context menu in solution explorer, or by using the Tools | Architecture | Show Project Diagra

No matter what your role is, you likely work with documents every day. We use them for everything, from preparing notes before and after meetings to working on drafts of blog posts. Documents provide a great format for sharing knowledge, information, ideas, and decisions, so everyone in the organization can stay informed about what they need to know. When you work in an organization, it’s increasingly important to have streamlined methods for storing, sharing, and collaborating on content. Whether the documents you want to add are project plans, decisions, or postmortems, they will be easier t

Join us November 5, 2020, for TeamCity Technology Day, a free virtual event for customers and users of TeamCity. It’s a full day of talks and discussions hosted by TeamCity team members, expert users, and select customers. The agenda includes product roadmap presentations, talks on best practices, in-depth concept demonstrations, key use-case walkthroughs, and more. The event is free and open to all. Register for TeamCity Technology Day Agenda TeamCity Technology Day is a single-day event with around 7 sessions and 8 speakers, and we still have a couple of speaking slots open for customer t

It is now week five of our Early Access Program. We hope that you are enjoying all the new features we’ve added so far and that you’re ready for another set of updates. In IntelliJ IDEA 2020.3 EAP5, you will be able to stage changes in Git, customize your run configurations on one screen, use the debugger for Gradle tasks, and more. We invite you to test out all the new features by downloading the EAP from our website, install it using the free Toolbox App, or update to this latest EAP using snaps if you’re an Ubuntu user. Editor Java code completion based on Machine-Learning One of the EAP

Our team has been working on a huge project this October, which we will be revealing in November. And we’ve still managed to add some small but long-awaited features to Datalore to make the UX even better.

Code With Me, our recently announced tool for remote collaborative development and pair programming, is now available in the JetBrains IDEs v2020.3 EAP (Early Access Program). Support for JetBrains IDEs v2020.3 Permissions Parameter info Other THIS IS AN EARLY ACCESS VERSION OF THE FEATURE. BY TAKING PART IN THE EAP, YOU EXPRESSLY ACKNOWLEDGE THAT THIS VERSION MAY NOT BE RELIABLE, MAY NOT WORK AS INTENDED, AND MAY CONTAIN ERRORS. ANY USE OF THIS EAP FEATURE IS AT YOUR OWN RISK. NOTE: The early access version of Code With Me is free to use. However, we are working out flexible pricing plans a

PhpStorm 2020.3 will come with several PHP 8 attributes available out-of-the-box: Download PhpStorm 2020.3 EAP (more…)

The recording of our webinar, Blazor - C# in the Browser, with Brian Jablonsky, is now available. Subscribe to our community newsletter to receive notifications about future webinars. Ever dream about being able to write your web frontend code in C#? Blazor might be your answer! It lets you write your frontend code using C# and Razor. In this session, we'll take a look at what Blazor is, how Blazor works, the difference between Blazor hosting models and how it relates to WebAssembly, and build a Blazor web app using Rider. (more…)

We’re halfway through the Early Access Program for v2020.3, with the EAP build #5 now available for download! Please try out the latest enhancements and share your feedback with us. (more…)

PyCharm virtual environments are an important but challenging topic. We recently hosted Bernat Gabor to discuss this, as well as his rewrite of virtualenv, the hugely-popular command-line tool for creating virtual environment. The recording is now available. This was a very engaging webinar, with lots of questions, and many thanks to Bernat for taking the time to give thoughtful replies. Contents 01:00 - Basics of virtual environments 03:50 - Activation script 07:24 - First batch of questions 17:00 - Why a rewrite of virtualenv? 22:19 - Next questions 30:58 - What's hard about Python packagin

How's it going, fellow Blazorinos? Here at JetBrains, we've been diving face-first into Blazor, improving the development experience for Blazor lovers. For those unfamiliar with Blazor, but still familiar with front-end web development, you can think of Blazor as a front-end framework similar to VueJs or React. Blazor allows developers to build interactive user interfaces (UI) using C#, Razor, and SignalR. Introduced in ASP.NET Core 3, the architecture of Blazor leverages shareable C# code, which can run on the server and client. Developers can also expect to ship self-contained, fully running

Hello! In this post about our third EAP build for 2020.3, we'll describe just one feature – but it’s a huge one: SQL for MongoDB TL;DR – You can now use SQL to query MongoDB databases. Only SELECT queries work. Working сlauses: JOIN, WHERE, GROUP BY, HAVING, ORDER BY, LIMIT, OFFSET. SELECT Options you can use: DISTINCT, ALL. You can use aggregate functions: AVG, SUM, MIN, MAX, and others. Columns can be qualified. Restrictions COUNT (expression) is not yet supported. You can't use aggregate functions, such as AVG, SUM, MIN, and MAX, as if they were not aggreg