The latest updates on all JetBrains products and topics
You've probably heard the news announcing that you'll soon be able to write your Gradle build scripts and plugins in Kotlin. At the Kotlin Night in San Francisco, Hans Dockter from Gradle demoed the first prototype of the support. After the initial announcement, we've continued our work together wit…
We’re happy to announce the release of Kotlin 1.0.2, the second bugfix and tooling update for Kotlin. In addition to compiler and language bugfixes, Kotlin 1.0.2 adds a number of major features to the IDE and the build tools. Incremental Compilation in Gradle and the IDE The new release continues …
It’s been almost two months since Kotlin 1.0 was released, and the team is now switching from stabilisation and bug fixes to new feature work, so it's a great time to talk about our plans for the future. We’ve already published our Android roadmap, but there are many other areas where we’re applyin…
Introduction One of the most interesting pieces of news we've all seen recently is Google announcing (limited) Java 8 support for Android N with the Jack compiler for Java. Naturally, our users are curious about how these news affect them, and this blog post outlines our plans and our vision for K…
As promised almost a month ago, we've finally made available the source code of PyCharm 3.0 Community Edition. It took us a while because we wanted to publish the complete package, with all tests and full development history. I'm happy to say that the hardcore Git magic that we used has worked almos…
We're happy to announce the availability of the Release Candidate for PyCharm 3.0.1, build 131.296. The build includes many bugfixes, particularly in the areas of inspections and TypeScript support, which are detailed in the release notes for this build. Unfortunately patch-based update is not av…
As the release of PyCharm 3.0 gets closer, we're checking off the last remaining items from our roadmap and presenting the results to you in the new EAP build. Highlights of this build include:Variables view in the Python console; New inspections to detect name shadowing and PEP8 naming conventions…
Today we've released a new EAP build of WebStorm, which completes the feature set planned for WebStorm 7. The two big new features added in this build are support for Compass and the integration of the local terminal, which previously made its appearance in other products such as PyCharm and PhpStor…
We've just released a new EAP build of PyCharm 3.0, build 130.1764. This time there are not that many new features; the biggest one is probably the support for the Stylus dialect of CSS. However, the team has been hard at work improving and polishing previously added features. Both Pyramid and t…
The new EAP build of WebStorm 7, build 130.1630, brings an initial implementation of the highest-voted feature in the WebStorm issue tracker: Stylus support. The implementation is very new, so please don't be surprised if you encounter red code or some of your favourite CSS features not working; ple…
Today we've released a new EAP build of WebStorm 7, version 130.1494. The previous EAP build was released not so long ago, so the release notes list is not particularly long. Changes worth highlighting are support for NPM, LESS 1.4, bugfixes for EJS, CoffeeScript and the Karma test runner. The ne…
Today we've released a new EAP build of WebStorm 7. The biggest new feature in this EAP build is the long-requested support for EJS templates. The support includes syntax highlighting (for EJS-specific syntax, JavaScript and HTML), typing assistance, structure view, formatter and more. Of course, yo…
