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On the 10th July 2020, JetBrains hosted a Technology Day for Java. We had 10 presentations and the videos for them are available here. Over the coming weeks, in no particular order, we'd like to share with you extra resources that our speakers kindly provided and any links to further reading or code…

JetBrains' Educational Tools now feature full integration with CheckiO — a learning platform for mastering Python and JavaScript through coding games. (more…)…

Please welcome JetBrains Academy – an educational platform for future professionals. Based on our experience in building excellent IDEs, we want to share with you the craft of software development. VISIT JETBRAINS ACADEMY The first member of JetBrains Academy's learning experience is Hyperskill, a …

<< Read the previous post from this series Start from the beginning of this epic journey >> Projects So the final entry of this project, is, in fact, going to talk about projects. Starting a project for yourself to try and use all your new found programming knowledge is the perfect wa…

With the 2018.3 release, Educational Products bring more learning opportunities for anyone interested in Kotlin and Python. The updated version also enhances the performance, user interface, and user experience of our IDEs to help learners focus on learning and teachers on teaching. Download Le…

<< Read the previous post from this series The Journey of One Thousand Lines of Code. So that about wraps it up then. It has been quite an adventure discovering the world of computer programming and learning a new skill which I can take on into the future. I am sure that there are parts I co…

It has been about four years now since we first launched our free Student License Program. More than 860 000 students worldwide actively use JetBrains tools for educational purposes. A student can request their free subscription at https://jetbrains.com/student, and then renew it annually for free u…

Riding the 2018.2 release wave that has recently hit our IDEs, we're also updating our Educational Products so that your everyday learning and teaching is full of even more joy and the drive to spread knowledge. Download Scala is now supported We're happy to welcome Scala as the next programming la…

Adaptive Python << Read the previous post from the series Read the next post in this series>> Now comes the really fun part, putting all the things that have been learned over the past 5 months into practice. It should be a nice final finish to the process of learning how to program…

Problem-solving strategies << Read the previous post from the series Read the next post in the series >> So we are really now starting to embark on a whole new discipline that comes with programming. Logic and problem-solving. We now have enough of how and what we can do with with …

CS50 review part II << Read the previous post from this series Read the next post in this series >> Finally! I have finished the CS50 course. The future is there for the taking. I won't lie this was a big undertaking. I think though overall this was a really good course to ge…

JetBrains’ Educational Products now support Java, Kotlin, and Python. Technically, all the educational features are implemented as a special EduTools plugin, so you have a choice of IDEs to use – IntelliJ IDEA, Android Studio, or PyCharm – in your learning and teaching. One of the major advantages o…

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Education

JetBrains Technology Day for Java – Learning with JetBrains Academy

CheckiO & EduTools Integration

JetBrains Academy EAP

Developing the basics: Programming myself, post sixteen

Educational Products 2018.3: More Kotlin and Python Learning, Better UI and Performance

Developing the basics: Programming myself, post fifteen

Free JetBrains Licenses as Part of GitHub Student Developer Pack

Educational Products 2018.2: Scala and Project-Based Learning

Developing the basics: Programming myself, post fourteen

Developing the basics: programming myself, post thirteen

Developing the basics: Programming myself post twelve

Educational Products: New Features for Course Creators