The latest updates on all JetBrains products and topics
We've been working with Stefan Reinalter and the team at Molecular Matters to make the industry-leading Live++ binary patching tool work seamlessly with C++ projects in JetBrains Rider! This is a great productivity boost for both Unreal Engine developers and those working on custom C++ engines. L…
Rider 2024.2 includes massive improvements to the native debugger, significantly improving the experience of evaluating native code while debugging. There are performance improvements, better handling of optimised code, and support for evaluating operators on smart pointers and string types. The cha…
Microsoft will be ending support for Xamarin on May 1, 2024, switching to MAUI applications. Rider will continue to support Xamarin until the end of 2024.
We are pleased to announce that we have joined forces with Coder to provide integration between Coder’s self-hosted cloud development platform and JetBrains Gateway, our remote development solution.
With the release of Rider 2023.2 just around the corner, it’s time to take a look at all the new features we’ve added for Unity shader files. This release builds on the existing support for ShaderLab .shader files as well as Rider’s deep understanding of the HLSL shader language to provide a more…
In October 2023, we’re hosting another JetBrains GameDev Day – a free, live, virtual event where community speakers cover topics they are passionate about. Last year, we invited seven experts from various areas to give talks, hold discussions, and share pro tips on how to craft the best gam…
Rider has always been the most innovative script editor for Unity (and Unreal!) game development, and Rider 2023.1 is no different. As part of this release, we’ve added support for Unity’s new Data Oriented Tech Stack, more commonly known as DOTS. We’ve got new file templates, Code Vision for DOT…
Today, we are pleased to join our friends at Gitpod in announcing the integration between Gitpod and JetBrains Gateway, our remote development solution. This means you can access source code hosted in an ephemeral development environment from your favorite JetBrains IDE, running in the cloud when…
RiderFlow is a free scenery tool for the Unity editor, for all members of the team to organise, navigate and search scenes.
Let’s take a deeper look at the remote development workflow managed by the new JetBrains Gateway app.
With the release of the 2021.3 wave of IDEs this week, JetBrains is adding remote development support to the IntelliJ Platform! You can host your source code, toolchain, and IDE backend on a remote server, and use a local thin client based on the IntelliJ Platform to write, navigate, refactor, run, debug, and test your project.
One of Rider’s goals is to help you quickly find and navigate to problems in your solution, fixing problems as you type, without having to stop and compile all the time. Rider 2021.3 introduces the Problems View tool window, to give you an easy way to see warnings and errors, for the current file, the whole solution, and also problems with missing tooling and broken environment configuration.
