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Hi everyone, This is the roadmap for AppCode 2020.3: Indexing performance improvements Swift 5.3 and Xcode 12 support (subtasks here) SPM support (standalone projects and bug fixes) Cross-language Change Signature refactoring Rename refactoring (bug fixes) As you can see, we plan to focus primarily on performance improvements and bug fixes for recently added functionality. If you have any questions, please ask them in the comments below. Your AppCode team JetBrains The Drive to Develop

CLion has just been given a massive update from 2020.2, with Makefile project support, more C++20 features supported, new code analysis checks, Doctest framework integration, and much more. We have even more planned for the next release. Let’s take a look at what we have in store for the fall. Special thanks Before we move on to our plans for 2020.3, let’s follow our tradition of thanking everyone who has helped us identify various issues, usability glitches, and missing features during the Early Access Program. Thank you all! Without your contributions we would have never been able to have su

One of the most important features of IntelliJ IDEA is its ability to quickly understand problems with your code and to suggest fixes for them. In IntelliJ IDEA 2020.2, we decided to focus on this feature, introducing several changes to simplify working with problems in your code. Our main goal was to make it easier for you to view all the problems at once and to navigate between them. Inspections widget Previously, problems in the current file were shown with a single icon in the upper right-hand corner of the editor. It was unclear how to navigate through the problems, however, and the icon

For those that aren’t aware of the origins of Ktor, it was started by Ilya Ryzhenkov at JetBrains several years ago mainly inspired by Wasabi and Kara. Since then, it has evolved and is used internally at JetBrains on a number of products, including our newest one Space. Of course, Ktor is also being used quite extensively outside of JetBrains, and every day we learn about more companies and products that are built on top of it. It has become a core component of the JetBrains family of products, and moving forward we will be investing much more into Ktor. The year ahead As a first step, and i

IntelliJ IDEA 2020.2 introduces new Docker and Kubernetes features that simplify day-to-day work and offer more flexibility with customization. Let’s have a more in-depth look at the updates in this release. Docker Use Selenoid for cross-browser testing of web applications Selenoid (available only in IntelliJ IDEA Ultimate) is an implementation of the Selenium hub for Docker, which allows you to execute automated tests on web browsers running in Docker containers. For each test, Selenoid creates a container with the specified web browser, environment, and settings. With IntelliJ IDEA 2020.2 an

GoLand 2020.2.1 is out! You can update to 2020.2.1 by: Downloading it from the website. Updating via the Toolbox App. Applying a patch on top of 2020.2 (go to Help | Check for Updates). Using a snap package (for Ubuntu). GoLand 2020.2.1 is out! It comes with an updated version of Delve and fixes for Go 1.15 under the hood. GO-9746 – When manually specifying -o in a run configuration, it’s no longer duplicated by the IDE. GO-9758 – GoLand doesn’t default to GOOS=linux when building a program on FreeBSD. IDEA-245547 – Assigned abbreviations in Settings/Preference | Keymap are available in the

IntelliJ IDEA offers you a huge range of keyboard shortcuts to help you get faster and be more productive in Intellij IDEA. These shortcuts can also be configured if required. This blog post covers the same material as the video. This provides an easy way for people to skim the content quickly if they prefer reading to watching, and to give the reader/watcher code samples and links to additional information. IntelliJ IDEA has lots of keyboard shortcuts and features that help you write code. In this tutorial we're going to see some shortcuts that you can use to make it easier to write and edit

Django is one of the most popular Python Web Frameworks. However, optimizing django performance can often be difficult. Most performance problems boil down to one thing: the database. According to our guest speaker, Andrew Brookins, the only way to master Django performance is to master database performance. In this Webinar, Andrew is going to take us on a journey through an app that he created to demonstrate all the bottlenecks that arise when trying to optimize your Django app. Monday, August 10 7:00PM CEST – 1:00PM Eastern Daylight Time Register here Outline Querying Tackling the N+1 P

It’s been 8 months since we first launched Space EAP. The invite-based program, which began in December 2019, has already received over 30,000 invitation requests. Today, we’re excited to announce the public launch of Space Beta. During this period, everyone is welcome to sign up for Space and register their organization without having to request a personal invite or be on a waitlist. Space continues to be absolutely free during this time.

In the second quarter of 2020, we resolved a number of security issues in our products. Here's a summary report that contains a description of each issue and the version in which it was resolved.

Enjoy pytest and curious about fixtures? Last week we hosted Oliver Bestwalter for a webinar on how to use pytest fixtures to simplify your test code. The recording is now available. Contents Lots got covered which also meant we went a little over on time. That's ok, as the topics were worth it: 07:03 - Examples and explanation in a notebook 12:40 - First fixture example in code 13:55 - Discuss mechanics using tmppath fixture 20:30 - Use fixtures to manipulate paths in settings 23:50 - Use pytest argument to show fixtures in use 26:50 - Use PyCharm to move around fixtures 29:32 - Custom fixt

It's August, so here in Europe we're trying to relax a little for the summer. Honestly in 2020 it's more important than ever to attempt to recharge, where possible. If you want to use your valuable time to read and learn, August's Java Annotated should scratch that itch. If not, put all the links in Pocket and check them out later when you have more energy. (more…)