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IntelliJ IDEA 13 Wins Jolt Productivity Award for Coding Tools 2014!

Andrey Cheptsov
Andrey Cheptsov

We are thrilled to share some great news with you! Yesterday Dr. Dobb’s Journal named IntelliJ IDEA 13 the winner of the Jolt Productivity Award for Coding Tools 2014, an annual award given to the best IDEs and coding tools.

“The paid nature of the the Ultimate Edition has enabled JetBrains to invest heavily in the IDE’s continual refinement. And version 13 goes farther in that direction than many of the recent releases. It sports a fresher interface, faster startup times, a greater range of features, and as always, the little magical bits that have earned the IDE near-fanatical devotion,” said Andrew Binstock in his statement.

Congratulations to IntelliJ IDEA team, and of course, our beloved users who have supported us. We would want to thank the Jolt 2014 panel of judges for their time and consideration.

Develop with Pleasure!

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