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Software consultancy and Rails Foundation member Planet Argon is once again collecting real-world insights from Rails developers and turning them into something the whole community can learn from. The survey takes a deep look at how Rails is actually used today, including the tools people rel…

JetBrains PHPverse – a community-inspired professional event for PHP developers – returns once more on June 9, 2026. This year, we’re gathering some of the most influential voices in the PHP ecosystem to share their insights on shaping the modern PHP language, the internals of ecosystem tools and fr…

Your developers' AI tools are only as good as what they know going in. When those tools run through the right IDE, it can give them a head start – a picture of the codebase the tools would otherwise need to piece together themselves. That means your team's IDE choices belong on your AI agenda alo…

Let's unpack how the bag-of-words model works, explore the techniques it uses to convert text into numerical representations, and look at where it fits relative to more modern NLP approaches.

443 developers applied. 39 projects shipped. Here's a sneak peak at everything that went down at the JetBrains X Codex Hackathon in San Francisco.

Learn how to use OpenTelemetry with Kotlin and Spring Boot, and explore the GitHub demo project to see trace IDs in action.

Explore the most popular Go web frameworks – Gin, Echo, Chi, and Fiber: when to use them, what are the tradeoffs, and how they compare to net/http.

Every company, when evaluating new tools, technologies, or infrastructure, eventually runs into the same question: “Should we build this ourselves or buy a ready-made solution?” The default answer is often: “We can do it ourselves.” And technically, that’s true. But the real question isn’t …

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