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Fleet 1.24 Comes With Project-Specific Code Reformatting, Git Integration Enhancements, and Other Improvements. 

Fleet 1.24 is now available! This latest release comes packed with a variety of new features and enhancements designed to elevate your development experience. Dive into the following overview to discover this update’s most notable changes: New features You can now easily copy text from a proble…

Roman Prokashev Roman Prokashev

Fleet Preview Update 1.23: Updated Problems View, Rewrite Code… Feature, Download File To… Action for Remote Workspaces, and More

Fleet 1.23 is now available! To the Fleet team, the sequence 1-2-3 symbolizes both the step-by-step growth of Fleet and the natural progression of your coding journey. Dive into this release, where (1) coding simplicity, (2) balance, and (3) creative enhancements come together to elevate your dev…

Roman Prokashev Roman Prokashev

Fleet Preview Update 1.22: Terraform Support, Attach to Process for C#, Quick-Fixes Preview, and More. 

Fleet 1.22 has landed, and it comes with a host of improvements and valuable new features: Fleet now comes with Terraform support, making working with the tool seamless. Now, Fleet understands your Terraform files, highlights important parts clearly, offers helpful suggestions as you type, and m…

Roman Prokashev Roman Prokashev

Fleet 1.21 Is Here with Git Integration Improvements, Performance Enhancements, and More

Our ongoing progress towards public release has reached its next phase with Fleet 1.21, which features a host of bug fixes and notable updates. The “me” author shorthand is now supported when filtering commits in the Git History in Fleet. This easy and elegant way of locating your commits simpli…

Roman Prokashev Roman Prokashev

Fleet 1.20 Comes with JSON Formatting Without Smart Mode, ESlint Support on Save, Jest Tests, Node.js Debugger, and More.

Fleet 1.20 has been released! This update brings a range of new features and improvements to enhance your experience with the product. Continue reading for a overview of the significant changes introduced in this release: One of the key additions in this release is the inclusion of JSON formatti…

Roman Prokashev Roman Prokashev

Fleet 1.19, AI-powered Features and Easier Configuration for rust-analyzer, Python Interpreters, and npm

The Fleet 1.19 update is available for download in your Toolbox App. This update is special because, in addition to the usual improvements and changes, it has one major addition. We have added AI-powered assistance to Fleet! This initial implementation contains several new features that work with…

Eugene Toporov Eugene Toporov

C# Support in Fleet: Solution View, Unit Testing, and More!

Hello everyone! It’s been a while since we published updates about C# support in Fleet. In that post, we shared our plans to deliver new features for our C# support to improve your experience as a .NET developer. We’d like to give you a quick update regarding which to-do list items have been c…

Alexander Kurakin Alexander Kurakin

Fleet Preview Update 1.18 Is Out! With Prettier on Save, .NET Unit Testing, In-Tree Test Rerun, Safe Quitting, Updated Debug Console, Git Integration Improvements, and More

We are pleased to announce the release of Fleet 1.18. This update brings numerous new features and improvements to the product. Keep reading to get a brief overview of the major changes in this release: The highly requested feature of using Prettier on save (and on reformat as well) has finally …

Roman Prokashev Roman Prokashev

Fleet Preview Update 1.17: Rust Debugger, Code Folding Improvements, Ability to Rename Workspaces, and More

Fleet 1.17 is now available, and it comes with a host of improvements and valuable new features: You can now rename your workspaces in a snap! This means that there are no more generic workspace names that leave you scratching your head and regretting your choice later. Plus, it's super easy to d…

Roman Prokashev Roman Prokashev

Fleet 1.16 Comes With Code Foldings Support, VS Code Keymap Improvements, Automatic Indentation Support, and More

Fleet 1.16 has brought a lot of bug fixes and other updates to the product and the build that’s just been released is yet another step on our path toward the public release. Before you download it, let’s take a look at the updates in this version. Code foldings support was added to Fleet, making …

Roman Prokashev Roman Prokashev

Fleet Below Deck, Part VI – UI With Noria

This is a multipart series on building Fleet, a next-generation IDE by JetBrains. Part I – Architecture OverviewPart II – Breaking Down the EditorPart III – State ManagementPart IV – Distributed TransactionsPart V – The Story of Code CompletionPart VI – UI With Noria In Part V of this series, …

Vitaly Bragilevsky Vitaly Bragilevsky

Fleet 1.15 Is Here: Git Integration Improvements, Quick Evaluation of Expressions, Bundled Tailwind Support, Formatting the File on Save, and More.

We continue improving Fleet, and the third update this year is now available for download. Here’s a list of some of the most significant enhancements below: A quick evaluation of expressions similar to IntelliJ IDEA was added to Fleet. Now you can point at an expression in the code to evaluate it…

Roman Prokashev Roman Prokashev
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