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Fresh Update: IntelliJ IDEA 8.1

Egor Malyshev
Egor Malyshev

Fresh news, everyone! Hope you share our point of view on new features: there’s simply never enough of them. And performance: you can always get more of it. This is why we’re happy to tell you that IntelliJ IDEA 8.1 is just released. It’s been a really short time since we aired version 8, but thanks to working six days a week without lunch breaks we managed to deliver you this bunch of improvements:

  • Performance of file and compiler caches
  • Easy sharing of settings with IntelliJ IDEA Server
  • Team Foundation Server
  • Git
  • Perforce jobs support
  • Oracle SQL dialect
  • Resin application server
  • and more

Get your hands on this first JetBrains release of 2009: download your copy of IntelliJ IDEA 8.1

If you already own version 8, this release is free of charge for you. If you still don’t — it’s a good time to apply for an upgrade. If you’re a newcomer, you are encouraged to try it for 30 days, before you decide to buy it, or apply for a free open source or classroom license.

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