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Today, we’re happy to announce a plugin that provides the Serial Port Monitor tool window. It allows you to communicate with serial devices like Arduino right from CLion.

Do you like shortcuts? So do we! Fleet, like every JetBrains IDE, provides a multitude of shortcuts which boost your speed and productivity for your most used actions. We highly recommend checking out the default keymap reference card to get started. If you have been working with Fleet and its sh…

Hello everyone, The ReSharper and Rider 2024.1.1 bug-fix updates have just been released! If you haven’t upgraded to the 2024.1 versions of our products, we highly recommend that you check out these two blog posts: ReSharper 2024.1: Improved handling of collections, collection expressions, an…

WebStorm 2024.1.1 is here with important bug fixes.

Previously, we explored how to throw exceptions in Java to signal error conditions in our code. But throwing exceptions is only half the story. To build robust and reliable applications, we also need to know how to handle them effectively. In this post, we’ll explore how you can handle exceptions…

The 2.3 version of the Toolbox App bridges the gap in versions for different operating systems, adds a new translation, and changes proxy settings. Toolbox App for Linux ARM64 JetBrains desktop tools have builds for Linux ARM64, however the Toolbox App didn’t have one. We’re closing that gap t…

Join us on April 25, at 2:00 pm UTC, for a livestream with Dmitry Botov, Assistant Professor and Lecturer at Neapolis University Pafos’s Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence program, which is supported by JetBrains.

In Rider 2024.1, we're shipping a highly requested feature: collection visualizers. Our very own Evgeny Terekhin has taken on the task of integrating DataGrip's infrastructure to visualize data in the debugger. This makes it easier for .NET developers to inspect collections like List<T> and Di…

Join us for an exciting livestream event broadcast directly from the ICPC World Finals: Kotlin Heroes Blind Coding Challenge. This is going to be a very special event featuring world-level competitive programmers: Gennady “tourist” Korotkevich, Andrew “ecnerwala” He, Pavel “pashka” Mavrin, and Egor …

Many developers trust Java worldwide because it is adaptable, secure, and versatile, making it perfect for developing various applications across multiple platforms. It also stands out for its readability and scalability. What are frameworks? Why do you need them? Since Java has a long history…