TL;DR Focusing on the quality of the Toolbox App, we have completely rewritten it in Kotlin. We’ve introduced a new Settings page, updated system requirements, and fixed dozens of bugs. In this update, we’ve focused on bug fixes and on the overall quality of the Toolbox App. The story The Toolbox App began as a Hackathon project, though it had a different name. The state of the technology was very different at the time, however. Java was still in version 8, and Kotlin had not been released yet. We decided to try something new, so we implemented the core of the application in C++, and for

The time has come to update your tools and start using their new features. All the JetBrains IDEs are now polished and new, ready for you to create something great. Take a look at this short summary of what you can find in the new versions of the JetBrains IDEs. We would also like to remind you that the easiest way to update your tools is via the Toolbox App. Download the Toolbox App IntelliJ IDEA 2020.1 adds support for Java 14 and new features for a number of frameworks, upgrades the debugger with dataflow analysis assistance, adds a new LightEdit mode, and downloads and configures the JD

We’ve updated the JetBrains Toolbox browser extension for Chrome and Firefox. It can now clone and open files from private instances in JetBrains IDEs, whether you use corporate repositories at GitHub Enterprise or self-hosted GitLab or Bitbucket instances. Install the extension Please keep in mind that to start using this extension with private instances, you first need to enable it on your custom domain. Follow the steps below: Install the extension if you haven’t yet done so. Right-click the Toolbox extension icon on the browser toolbar to open its preferences. Tick “Enabl