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Easter Sale from JetBrains

Eugene Toporov
Eugene Toporov


To make sure developers don’t waste any time hunting around for the best tools, JetBrains has an unbeatable offer this Easter!

From April 20 until April 30 you can get up to 50% OFF on your personal license for the following products (not just IDEs):

Also, you get 50% OFF on any edition of YouTrack — our awesome issue & bug tracker!

Note: if you buy IntelliJ IDEA now, you’ll get IntelliJ IDEA 10.5 free of charge since it’s not a major version update.

So, hurry before April 30!

Happy Easter and develop with pleasure!
-JetBrains Team

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