The Drive to Develop

Most companies, both large and small still use XML, even if JSON has overtaken it in popularity. However, many are using it, for example to exchange data, or have configuration files that can contain comments (unlike JSON). Whatever your reason for using XML, Rider contains many great XML features that enable you to work with it more efficiently. In this blog post, we’ll look at using Rider to create and maintain perfectly well-formed XML, schemas, and more. Fortunately for us, Rider contains many great XML features that enable you to work with it more efficiently. In this blog post, we’ll loo

In this video we're going to take a look at IntelliJ IDEA's built in terminal. This performs the same function as your operating system's terminal or command feature, but using the terminal inside IntelliJ IDEA has a number of benefits. Opening the IntelliJ IDEA Terminal Window In this example we have a simple Spring Boot application that needs a running MongoDB database. We can open the terminal window with ⌥F12 on macOS, or Alt+F12 on Windows and Linux. The terminal supports all the same commands that the operating system supports. If we want to start the MongoDB database instance with a s

This September has been quite productive for our Datalore team. We’ve performed a lot of user interviews and implemented some long-awaited features to improve the user experience. And now we are happy to share the new updates with you!

beauty/ˈbjuːti/A combination of qualities, such as shape, color, or form, that pleases the aesthetic senses, especially the sight. What happens when you train a machine to create beauty? You get the next iteration of code generated art. At JetBrains, we use our code-generated art to create original graphics for all of our splash screens, banners, and release graphics. Each product has its own unique design to bring pleasing aesthetics to your desktop. What’s new This version of the graphics generator uses a neural network to create both animated and static graphics. The images that our image

Read this post to learn and try out Code With Me (EAP) – a tool for collaborative development created by JetBrains.

This announcement is about a security vulnerability that we recently found and fixed in YouTrack. Please note that if you are a commercial customer using YouTrack Standalone, your Administrator should have received an email from us in late August, and had time to upgrade your YouTrack installation to a fixed version before this public announcement. No further action is required if you have already received and acted upon that email. If you are a YouTrack InCloud customer, please rest assured that we have already taken all necessary steps to secure your installation. (more…)

Now that the "high season" has come to a close and we are getting back into our routines, we’d like to tell you how Space can help you track your next well-deserved vacation.

On September 18, 2020, we hosted a live webinar on 'Developing Micronaut Applications Using IntelliJ IDEA' by Iván López, Senior Software Engineer at Object Computing. This session included a brief overview of the Micronaut framework with lots of live examples. IntelliJ IDEA provides coding assistance specific to the Micronaut framework. For example, you can autocomplete Ctrl+Space parameters in application.properties and application.yml files, see quick documentation Ctrl+Q, and navigate to their definitions by holding down the Ctrl key. There is also integration with the Bean Validation and

GoLand 2020.3 EAP starts today! You can find a detailed description of what’s to come in the roadmap for 2020.3. Get the first EAP build via the Toolbox App, download it from our website, or use a snap package (for Ubuntu). Or, right in GoLand, select Automatically check updates for Early Access Program in Preferences / Settings | Appearance & Behavior | System Settings | Updates. What the Early Access Program is: EAP builds let you try out the latest features and enhancements in GoLand while they are still works in progress. These builds are not fully tested and might be unstable, but th

PyCharm has broad, useful, up-to-date documentation. How does it get made? Who works on it? What are some hidden gems? Last week we had a webinar covering this with Alla Redko, technical writer for PyCharm, and the recording is now available. We covered a bunch of ground in this video: Background on the PyCharm docs, how it feeds into the development process A tour of the docs for Code completion with a demo section Same for and intermediate demo on Configuring Python Interpreters with a long discussion about the help docs for this An audience-participation segment discussing "on

One of the wonderful things about .NET is the vast array of platforms .NET developers can target. My personal experience has been developing ASP.NET applications and HTTP APIs, but recently I've been dabbling with mobile applications built using Rider and Xamarin.Forms. For those curious, or maybe even a little scared, about working with Xamarin.Forms, well, don't be. I've found the Xamarin.Forms community to be welcoming and very helpful to a mobile newbie like me. I've also found the platform itself to be straightforward to get started and iterate on as I've learned new approaches to solving

EduTools plugin version 4.1 has improved integration with JetBrains Academy, new features for course creators, and some fresh UX changes.