The JetBrains Blog

We are happy to announce that our HTTP Client plugin is now available in Android Studio! HTTP Client is a powerful tool for making HTTP, gRPC, GraphQL, and WebSocket requests. Its text-based interface offers seamless integration with the editor, along with extensive coding assistance including hi…

We’re excited to announce a deepened collaboration between JetBrains and the Spring team as part of our continued efforts to make Kotlin a top choice for professional server-side work.

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This blog post explores the current state and future plans for Kotlin scripting.

Analyze your GitHub repo's star history with Kotlin. Discover trends, visualize growth, and optimize your project's impact using Kotlin DataFrame and Kandy.

Explore new functions and improved syntax for selecting values from structured data in Kotlin DataFrame.

Learn more about a new UI component in Kotlin DataFrame 0.13.1, which makes your data exploration smoother and more intuitive.

Dive into the K2 compiler’s performance benchmarks and learn how to measure performance in your own projects.

Learn how to easily manipulate and visualize your data using the Kotlin DataFrame and Kandy libraries.

Interactively exploring and visualizing data allows users to uncover hidden patterns, trends, and relationships that may not be immediately apparent through static analysis. This instant feedback allows users to quickly validate their assumptions, identify outliers or anomalies, and adjust their analyses.

We are excited to introduce Kandy, a new Kotlin plotting library by JetBrains. It provides a new, powerful DSL for creating charts of various kinds. The first public preview version is ready for you to try, and we welcome any feedback and comments you may have. Kandy Documentation How does it …

Kotlin/Wasm is in Alpha! Continue reading to explore the capabilities of this technology.