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Jens shares what keeps him coming back to JetBrains IDEs and his experience with AI Assistant in WebStorm.

Herman Du Preez in Qodana's code quality series.

In our first installment of the Qodana Leadership Series, we take a close look at creating quality-focused teams with input from Team Lead Herman Du Preez.

Get to know Andrés Cabrera, who will share his journey into programming and offer tips for effective learning.

Quantum computers promise a massive leap in computing power, making volume of computations trivial. Mastering their use could revolutionize technology.

WebStorm's TypeScript integration evolved from a basic compiler to an advanced service, adapting to TypeScript's changes, especially the challenging shift to TypeScript 5.

Today we’re delighted to be chatting with Brian Okken again. If you missed the last time, you can check out our webinar on Productive Testing with PyCharm at your convenience. Brian wears many hats including being a host for @PythonBytes, @PythonPeople and @PythonTest podcasts. Brian is also the aut…

Timofey Bryksin, Head of Research Lab in Machine Learning Methods in Software Engineering at JetBrains

This is part two of our chat with Timofey Bryksin from JetBrains, delving into the future of IDEs, LLM tools, and the evolving role of developers.

Have you ever wondered how support for a new technology gets added to your favorite IDE? Click to find out!

Timofey Bryksin, Head of Research Lab in Machine Learning Methods in Software Engineering at JetBrains, answered questions about the work his team does, the problems they try to solve, and other topics of interest to his lab.

Today, we are speaking with Mohammed Baig, developer of the NextSketch2 plugin, a visual diagramming tool integrated with JetBrains IDEs. Let’s get to know Mohammed! Can you tell us a bit about yourself? How did you get into programming, and what are you working on now? I first got starte…

To find out what it actually means to be a Developer Advocate, check out this interview with Paul Everitt, the Web and Data Advocacy Team Lead. If you think you're a good fit for this open position at JetBrains, apply now.

Python has a rich ecosystem of quality, mature tooling: linters, formatters, type checkers, etc. Each of these has decent performance, but what if the tooling was fast? Like, really fast – as in, instantaneous? This is the argument posed by Charlie Marsh when he introduced Ruff: a linter with the…

The JetBrains Blog

Interviews

Jens Oliver Meiert: How WebStorm and AI Assistant Fit Right Into My Workflow

Code Quality: Leadership Strategies for Finding and Supporting Quality-Focused Developers

You Need Two Things To Become a Developer — Andrés Cabrera’s Story

Curiosity-Driven Researchers: Between Industry and Academia, Part 3

Everything You’ve Always Wanted to Know About TypeScript’s Integration in WebStorm

An Interview with Brian Okken, the pytest Storyteller

Curiosity-Driven Researchers: Between Industry and Academia, Part 2

WebStorm Under the Hood: How We Added Astro Support to Our IDE

Curiosity-Driven Researchers: Between Industry and Academia

An Interview With Mohammed Baig, NextSketch2 Plugin Author

JetBrains Is Looking for a Web and JavaScript Developer Advocate

“Building the tooling I wish I’d had”. An Interview With Charlie Marsh