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At JetBrains, we believe that the best way to improve our tools is by listening to the developers who use them. That's why we're reaching out to you! If you’re a developer using Rider, we want to hear about your experiences.

Introduction Recently, we conducted our first DataGrip UX Survey to better understand and prioritize the pain points that have the greatest impact on your experience. The data and feedback we gathered have helped us refine our plans to focus on what matters most to you. In this post, we'll hig…

Hello, DataGrip community! At JetBrains, delivering an excellent user experience is always a top priority. Today, we're launching a survey to gather your feedback and explore how we can make DataGrip even better. Please take a few minutes to complete the DataGrip User Experience Survey. Your …

At JetBrains, we believe in constantly evolving to meet the needs of our users. Embedded development is no exception, and we are looking for your feedback. Your experience and insights are essential to the continuous improvement of CLion, a JetBrains IDE. That’s why we’d like to invite you to partic…

AI seems to be popping up everywhere, so it's no surprise that it has made its way into software development. Fortunately, it's not here to take over, but to make our lives a whole lot easier and a bit more fun. JetBrains joined the AI race on December 6 after the official launch of AI Assistant,…

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At JetBrains, we are always trying to better understand how developers work and what kinds of tools they prefer, especially in game development. We are always curious about what helps game studios make better games, which game engines and programming language features are most popular, and how different game development pipelines look. All of that helps us tune our products to better meet game developers’ needs.

To ensure that RiderFlow is an essential plugin for Unity developers working on 3D scenes, we’re striving to understand their evolving needs and use cases. We are conducting a study to get a better sense of your experience with the plugin and learn how we can improve it. If you would like to participate, read on for more details.

“I don’t think the fundamental reason why people attend conferences has changed or is going to change – it’s about those meaningful connections.”Kevin McDonald, Chief Commercial Officer at Web Summit TL;DR The event industry has had to change significantly to adapt to the pandemic and it is co…