The JetBrains Blog

TypeScript has become a popular language, for use on both the client and server. In this blog post, you’ll learn some basics about writing TypeScript, and how Rider can make TypeScript enjoyable. TypeScript overview TypeScript is a superset of JavaScript developed by Microsoft. That means it has e…

You can read this post in English, French, Russian, Korean, Chinese, Japanese, Brazilian Portuguese, and Spanish. We are excited to announce the release of YouTrack 2020.2 which comes with a built-in Knowledge Base! Now you can build a public knowledge base and keep internal documentation rig…

Our C# 8 language features series is coming to an end. Before we jump into nullable contexts and nullable attributes, here is a quick (updated) recap of our roadmap: Indices, Ranges, and Null-coalescing Assignments Switch Expressions and Pattern-Based Usings Recursive Pattern Matching Asyn…

Folks who use your software want to-the-second updates. Especially in a business setting, where people need to get things done, and get them done at "the speed of business". Company dashboards showing sales and their projections often need information to be available in real-time to really get that …

Spring has sprung! So has the era of virtual conferences! Now that everyone is locked down and online, there's many to choose from. Check out some of the online options you have for virtual training and information in this month's .NET Annotated newsletter! In the meantime, this month in computin…

Rider 2020.1 has a lot of excellent features in store for you! In this post, we will look at how Smart Step Into lets us step into methods we're actually interested in, some UI updates that help reduce mental context switches while debugging, and more! (more…)…

We have so much to keep up with on a daily basis. We communicate with teammates, read blog posts, perform code reviews, and keep a lot of other important work items and activities in our heads. When it comes to personal productivity and task management, sometimes it’s hard to kee…

Today, we want to introduce you to the concept of turn-based code reviews in Space! The idea behind turn-based code reviews is to make the process of reviewing code as clear as possible for the author of the code, and the reviewers. When the Space team was looking at the typical code review p…