The State of Developer Ecosystem 2022

Compose Multiplatform, the declarative framework from JetBrains for building cross-platform user interfaces with Kotlin, is now able to target iOS! That means you can use Compose Multiplatform to build your user interface once, 100% in Kotlin, and use it on Android, iOS, and beyond.

Today, we are releasing the latest update to the Toolbox App. It improves tray icon handling on Fedora, and the dynamic library loading on macOS has been disabled. See the full release notes for more details. Download now As announced earlier, support for multiple JetBrains Accounts has been discontinued. Please link your emails to a single account instead. Community translations Not one, but two new Community translations contributed by our users have been added to the list of available languages under the Toolbox App Settings. We want to thank Raman But-Husaim for the Belarusian

We have released the first annual update, 2023.1, for all of the JetBrains IDEs and .NET tools. IntelliJ-based IDEs You will find the following new features available across most of the IDEs: The new UI has been updated to provide you with a more polished and seamless experience. It is still in Beta and is available as a setting.A number of new features make working with Git, GitHub, and other version control systems easier, including an improved Branches popup, background commit checks, and more.Web development improvements include new Astro framework support and enhancements for Vue

The raw data of Developer Ecosystem Survey 2022 is now available for public access. You can now access the answers of 29,269 developers and conduct your own analysis. The raw data is accessible in two formats: csv file and a Jupyter notebook in Datalore with examples of analysis.

Taking place March 20–24, 2023, at the Moscone Center in San Francisco, California, the Game Developers Conference is the largest annual gathering of professional video game developers. And JetBrains is not missing it. Come and see us there!

Testing is a crucial aspect of software development, as it helps ensure the quality and reliability of the final product. However, when it comes to testing an Integrated Development Environment (IDE) that operates on multiple machines and platforms, the task becomes even more challenging. How do you run tests across different machines, keep them in sync, and preserve the test authoring experience? In this post, we’ll look at why and how we implemented distributed testing for our Remote Development and Code With Me tools. Why we need distributed testing for our IDEs Most of the IDEs we

JetBrains Academy introduces its new vision! Formerly a purely project-based platform, it is now going to offer a range of approaches to learning and teaching computer science.

Roman Poborchiy, the Marketing Manager for the Machine Learning team, interviewed Pasha Finkelshteyn, a Big Data IDE Developer Advocate.

All of our IDEs and .NET tools have rolled out their last updates for this year, and we hope the latest features and improvements will not only help you take your productivity a step higher but will also make your coding more fun! Here’s an overview of the highlights of each update. IntelliJ-based IDEs First, let’s talk about a few big new features that are common to the 2022.3 versions of all our IDEs. New UI The completely reworked UI, which was announced earlier this year, is now available to all. After thorough testing, it has proved that it’s both functional and easier to w

Maria Antropova spoke with her colleagues — Cognitive Research Lead and Marketing Analyst Yanina Ledovaya and UX researcher Giulshan Dzhafarova.

As a response to the Russian Federation's invasion of Ukraine, we announced that we would be suspending all R&D activities in Russia, as well as our sales in Russia and Belarus. It has now been approximately nine months since that announcement and we would like to provide an update.  In addition to terminating all sales, all of our offices in Russia, including Moscow, Novosibirsk, and St. Petersburg were shut down. Work on the new campus in St. Petersburg was also terminated. All R&D activities were gradually stopped and liquidation papers for our Russian legal entity were filed in

We’ve partnered with Amazon to deliver an integration between Amazon CodeCatalyst and JetBrains Gateway! Amazon CodeCatalyst, which has just been announced at AWS re:Invent, is a unified software development and delivery service that includes on-demand development environments. This integration means that you can now use JetBrains Gateway to develop remotely with your favorite JetBrains IDEs running in Amazon CodeCatalyst Dev Environments. All language processing happens in the AWS Cloud, while you work locally with a feature-rich thin client. This creates a perfect blend of powerful cloud