CLion 2021.3: New Remote Development, Better Data Views in Debugger, Docker Toolchain, Custom Compiler, Type Hints, and More

CLion 2021.3 brings more power to C and C++ developers, providing them with an IDE that is easier to use, more customizable, and more comprehensive.

Another Release Candidate for CLion 2021.3 is now available! To install CLion 2021.3 RC2 (build 213.5744.190), download it from the website, update from our Toolbox App, or use this snap package (for Ubuntu). The patch update from CLion 2021.3 RC is also available. You need to have an active subscription or a trial license to use CLion 2021.3 RC2. DOWNLOAD CLION 2021.3 RC2 In this EAP cycle, w

We are approaching the release, and the CLion 2021.3 Release Candidate is now available for download! To install CLion 2021.3 RC (build 213.5744.123), download it from the website, update from our Toolbox App, or use this snap package (for Ubuntu). You need to have an active subscription or a trial license to use CLion 2021.3 RC. No patches will be provided for this release candidate from the

Hi all, SerenityOS is a graphical Unix-like operating system for desktop computers. It’s also a great open-source project that proves that if you want to see something happen, you can do it yourself! In this interview, we talked to Andreas Kling, founder and main contributor to SerenityOS, and Linus Groh, another main contributor to SerenityOS, about the project itself, their experience with C++,

We recently released CLion 2021.3. One of the most exciting new features in it is a new Docker toolchain that helps you compile, run, and debug your applications in Docker containers. Watch the video to learn more about it: 00:00 Intro 00:20 Preparing Docker with an `alpine` image 01:07 Creating Docker toolchain in CLion 03:40 Docker toolchain on Windows 04:32 WSL2 backend to run Docker 05:35 D

This tutorial shows how to set up a project in CLion for ESP32 development on Windows, covering all the necessary steps in great detail.

Today we have Greg Law with us. In this guest blog post, Greg will share a few top tips for debugging C++ code. Greg (@gregthelaw) is the co-founder and CEO at Undo. He is a programmer at heart, but likes to keep one foot in the software world and one in the business world. Greg finds it particularly rewarding to turn innovative software technology into real business develo

This if the third and final part of our Advanced Debugger series. If you haven't seen them, do catch: "Part 1: Suspended" and "Part 2: Dynamic" As well as the earlier, "Debugging Fundamentals" video. In this video we start by looking a direct access to the GDB or LLDB terminal, as well as running commands on start-up using .gdbinit or .lldbinit, then look at attaching to external process

Hello everyone, my name is Timur Doumler (@timur_audio on Twitter), and I have just joined JetBrains as Developer Advocate for C++ tools, including the CLion IDE. I have actually worked at JetBrains as a software engineer in the past, working on CLion’s C++ parser. Apart from that, I have been active as a C++ developer on various projects in the audio and music technology industry (most recently,

To help you benefit from the CppCon conference content even sooner, we are delighted to offer early access to some of the recordings from CppCon ’21.

Hi all, C++Now is generally regarded as the year’s most academic event in the C++ community. The conference hosts excellent talks from some of the most prominent experts in the community about cutting-edge C++ language features and advanced C++ skills. Participants usually come together in person for the meeting in Aspen, Colorado, US. As I once commented, “At the altitude of 2,400 meters, C++No

In May 2020 we ran an exciting CLion Ask Me Anything session. 2 hours, 9 speakers, 7 demos, and 140+ questions that were really inspiring and motivating for the team and hopefully useful for the attendees! This time we’d like to try another format. We invite you to join our first-ever AMA session on Reddit, in r/cpp. This Q&A session will focus on the recent 2020.3 release, our overall plans f

The special October edition of No Diagnostic Required show paired with Cpp.Chat. Digest covering static analyzers in C++, moves in returns, smart pointers and arrays, new syntax for Contracts.

Papers voted into C++23, enable_if vs requires benchmark, discussions around ABI break, SonarLint plugin for CLion, and CppCon Program.

Practical modules, [[nodiscard]] in standard library specification, [[no_unique_address]], Valgrind, Intel Compiler, and CLion news.

C++ language news, sanitizers, C++20 concepts, parallel STL algorithms, C++ tools releases, and interview with Bjarne Stroustrup

Nearly a year ago, our guest Nick Brook, founder at NRB Tech, explained how to use CLion for nRF52. Today, Nick is back with a new tutorial focused on using CMake-based nRF Connect SDK in CLion. Read this tutorial from Nick and give it a try with CLion! IoT consultant and founder at NRB Tech Nick founded NRB Tech in 2018 to build useful and sustainable IoT (Internet of Things) products through

Are you interested in embedded development? In this guest blog post Nick Brook, founder at NRB Tech, shows how to use CLion for nRF52. IoT consultant and founder at NRB Tech. Nick founded NRB Tech in 2018 to build useful and sustainable IoT products through a combination of in-depth hardware, software and user experience expertise. Nordic's nRF52 seri

Wondering how to add a package to your C++ project? In this guest blog post Javier G. Sogo from JFrog shares how to start with Conan package manager in CLion. Javier G. Sogo @jgsogo Software Engineer at JFrog After several years of C++ development, I moved to Python to learn the best practices and tools. Now I’m back building Conan, the C/C++ package manager. Writing a C++ p