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One of the common questions we get is why there is no Docker integration in CLion? In fact CLion works very nicely with Docker! There might not (yet) be a specific, “use Docker”, button - but setting it up yourself is actually quite easy and straightforward - even if you’re a Docker newbie! Update: Staring with CLion 2021.3, you can configure special Docker toolchain in CLion. In this case, CLion will mount the project folder to it to avoid redundant source synchronization. Read on if you prefer written instructions, or watch this video with the same content: https://www.youtube.com/

CLion 2019.3 goes Beta! To install CLion 2019.3 Beta (build 193.5233.10), download it from the website, update from our Toolbox App, get it through a snap package (if you are using Ubuntu), or use a patch update. DOWNLOAD CLION 2019.3 BETA The main highlights for this build are: Completion insert handlers were implemented in Clangd-based language engine, which allows functions/methods to be completed with (), namespaces – with ::, and type aliases – with a space at the end, if they have a built-in underlying type: Remote mode: Full Remote Mode in CLion requires rsync (for macOS/Linu

The recording of our February 28th webinar with Phil Nash is now available on the JetBrainsTV YouTube channel. In this webinar, we took a look at some of the remote development topologies that developers work with, explaining how CLion supports them. The video includes the time stamps: 01:06 - Intro with all the topologies briefly explained 07:53 - Remote GDB debug sample 11:30 - Remote GDB debug configuration 15:37 - Raspberry Pi demo: remote GDB debug 21:21 - Full Remote Development 26:00 - Raspberry Pi demo: full remote mode 29:50 - WSL case 32:30 - Q&A https://www.yout

Hi, Here comes a new CLion 2019.1 EAP build 191.5532.20! Get it from our website, Toolbox App, or via a snap package (if you are using Ubuntu). The patch will be available shortly if you are using the previous EAP build. Download CLion 2019.1 EAP Naming Convention Naming is a non-trivial decision every developer makes daily. It can improve the readability of our code or ruin it completely. This is why naming conventions have been created: to help developers follow standard paths when selecting names for various identifiers such as global/local variables and functions, types, parameters

CLion v2018.3 comes with Remote Development support. What is remote development and why is it useful? How does CLion support it? It's actually a cloud of activities which different developers can take different parts from, depending on what their goals are. In this webinar, we're going to look at all these parts, so you know what's available, and then look at how CLion enables, automates, and simplifies the whole process. Join us on Thursday, February 28th, 5:00 PM - 6:00 PM CET (11:00 AM - 12:00 PM EST). Register now! Space is limited. (more…)

Hi, A new bug-fix update, CLion 2018.3.3, build 183.5153.40, is now available for download. You can get it from our website, via Toolbox App, or using snap packages (for Ubuntu). A patch-update will be available shortly. Download CLion This build has a few important fixes for bugs in different areas: Incorrect "CMake executable not found" error in the case of several WSL toolchains installed. An exception while collecting compiler information from on the remote host (if you've experienced CPP-14505 or CPP-14477 errors, please, check if these problems are resolved as well). Build A

Hi, Please welcome the second bug-fix update for CLion 2018.3 – 2018.3.2, build 183.4886.39. Get this fresh build from our website or via Toolbox App, or use snap packages (for Ubuntu). A patch-update will be available shortly. Download CLion The highlights from this build include: More accurate formatting of the preprocessor branches that are located inside another macro call (CPP-14510). A fix for the issue with the remote development mode and the non en_US locale (CPP-14601). Bundled CMake updated to v3.13.2. Several fixes for the Quick Documentation popup: IDEA-198297, IDEA-