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Welcome to this month’s Java Annotated Monthly – your pit stop for all things related to Java, Kotlin, frameworks, and the ever-shifting tech scene.

Welcome to the first-ever standalone What’s Fixed overview of an IntelliJ IDEA release! We are always working hard to make the IDE even more stable, reliable, and enjoyable to use. In previous releases, information about this work was blended into the What’s New content, making it very long and s…

The value of extensibility The ability to extend and customize software, from game mods to browser extensions, gives users a sense of freedom and the chance to bring their ideas to life. JetBrains IDEs already provide this sense of freedom through their support for plugins. For some time now, …

Kotlin DSL empowers you to define your CI/CD pipelines programmatically. Here's what's new in the Kotlin DSL.

While developing a website or an app, you’ll encounter loads of technical challenges that need to be solved – from how to code the functionality to how to host it. Delivering even a simple to-do app requires a hefty technology stack, a team of professionals, and hours of testing and maintenance. Thi…

Introducing CLion Nova’s improved code formatter, faster remote development, live watches in the debugger, and more.

At JetBrains, we believe deeply in the value of diverse developer tools and open-source ecosystems, and so we’re thrilled to announce that we’ve just become a Platinum Sponsor of the Godot Foundation!

IntelliJ IDEA 2025.2 brings powerful updates to help you stay productive, write better code, and confidently adopt the latest technologies.

WebStorm 2025.2, the second major update of the year, is out! Try the latest release today.

Rust and Java couldn’t be any more different. One is a battle-tested giant with enterprise-scale use cases. The other is a relative newbie with a rapidly growing community and real-world applications.  While Rust is praised for its focus on safety and performance, its complexity presents…

Scala Plugin 2025.2 is out! - Opaque types, named tuples, and new tuples operations are fully supported - The new layout for sbt modules is enabled by default - sbt-managed sources are regenerated on project reload - ScalaCLI now picks up new files without requiring a BSP refresh