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September is off to a busy start for many Java developers, and no busier than right here at JetBrains. Sweeping the chimney and stacking the wood, patching the roofs and packing the goods, we’re making our lists and checking them twice. Each month, we collect the best Java recipes, and each month we…

As the autumn conference season begins to ramp up, it's time for the September edition of PHP Annotated Monthly - bringing you all the news, tips, tricks and tutorials from the PHP community. Once again, this month has been compiled by Gary Hockin - Developer Advocate for PhpStorm. (more&hell…

Renowned vendor lowers the entry barrier for its desktop tools for software developers by moving to monthly and yearly plans September 3, 2015 Prague, Czech Republic, September 3, 2015 — JetBrains®, a renowned vendor of professional tools for software developers, today announced JetBrains…

As of Yesterday, 25th August 2015, we have reports of certain customers having issues accessing their InCloud instances, as well as managing Groups, Users and Projects. We've pinpointed the problem down to a configuration issue and are working on solving it. Currently only US Customers are affected …

Whew, writing an entire post about OneClick is going to be a challenge! In your admin menu, choosing 'Import from JIRA' opens a straightforward form. Fill in the connection details, and YouTrack will discover what permissions you have in each of the JIRA projects. Give me power In case y…

At 20 years old, Java remains the world’s most popular programming language this August, with nearly 10 million active developers. If accurate, this figure puts Java slightly ahead of Swedish. While only slightly easier to read, Java has a number of compelling features, including lambdas and streams…

The sun is shining, welcome to the August edition of PHP Annotated Monthly – for updates on PHP, frameworks, tools, tips for coding, community and more. This month's digest comes to you from Gary Hockin, our newly appointed Developer Advocate for PhpStorm. (more…)…

At JetBrains we rely on many open source projects, and provide a few of our own as well. Six years ago, we open sourced IntelliJ IDEA and since then, a growing number of developers have chosen the IntelliJ Platform to support their tooling needs, including Android Studio, RoboVM, Cursive Clojure, an…

Open source is changing the way we build software - as Java developers we see it every day. Millions of applications use open source software to ship Minecraft plugins and spacecraft to Pluto. Open source developers maintain some of the largest engineering projects of our time, with little or no sup…

One of the challenges we face with IntelliJ IDEA is showing new users how to quickly become productive. IntelliJ IDEA is a code editor, but it is also a database client, a static analyzer, a version control tool, and for each of these use cases, there are hundreds of individual features. Many of the…

This month we celebrate not only the 20th anniversary of Java, but also twenty years of PHP, and two decades of JavaScript. Was it good fortune that gave rise to the popularity of these languages today, or some combination of necessity and DNA that paved their way to success? For Java, many cre…

When we talk about Java programming, we are often reminded of classes with formidable names like AbstractSingletonProxyFactoryBean and legacy code filled with enterprise integration patterns and layers of indirection. But despite some cynicism for its enterprise traditions, Java is teeming with good…