We’ve released a new bug-fix update for IntelliJ IDEA 2020.2. Let’s see what IntelliJ IDEA 2020.2.2 brings! You can update to the new version from inside the IDE, with the Toolbox App, or using snaps if you are an Ubuntu user. It is also available for download from our website. Check out the full list of changes in the release notes. If you have any suggestions for making IntelliJ IDEA better, please post them to our issue tracker or comment on this article. Happy developing!

Even with the latest release still fresh in our minds, we are already back again with an improved version of IntelliJ IDEA. This bug-fix update fine tunes the major 2020.2 release, helping you stay even more focused and productive. As usual, you can update to the new version from inside the IDE, with the Toolbox App, or using snaps if you are an Ubuntu user. It is also available for download from our website. The most significant fixes are: You can always find a full list of changes in the release notes. If you have any suggestions about how we can improve IntelliJ IDEA, please

IntelliJ IDEA 2020.2 is packed with an amazing set of features, including more advanced support for GitHub pull requests, a new Inspections Widget that displays the number of warnings and errors in an opened file and allows you to quickly navigate between them, the Problems tool window that offers details of the issues in your current file and allows you to fix them fast, and the Related Problems inlay hint that notifies you when your changes break other files. There is also a bunch of new features for a number of frameworks and technologies including Jakarta EE, Quarkus, Micronaut, Amazon SQS

The IntelliJ IDEA 2020.1.4 bug-fix update is now available. Get the new version directly from the IDE, with the Toolbox App, or using snaps if you are an Ubuntu user. You can also download it from our website. This update brings the following important fixes: Please take a look at the full list of changes in the release notes. Happy developing!

Starting today, IntelliJ IDEA 2020.1.3 is available with a few bug-fixes. You can get this new version from the Toolbox App, our website, or use snaps if you are an Ubuntu user. The most important fixes are: JBR 11 is updated to v11.0.7+10-b765.64 and the following issues are fixed: Learn more about these and other fixes in the IDE and JBR release notes. You can give us your feedback on this build in the comments below, on Twitter or using our issue tracker. Happy developing!

IntelliJ IDEA 2020.1.1, the first bug-fix update for the new major release of IntelliJ IDEA is now available. Update to the new version from the IDE, with the Toolbox App, or use snaps if you are an Ubuntu user. You can download this new version directly from our website. You’ll find the following important fixes in this update: Please take a look at the full list of changes in the release notes. We appreciate your feedback. Please feel free to leave a comment in the section below, ping us on Twitter, or create or vote for an issue in our issue tracker. Happy Developing!

IntelliJ IDEA 2020.1, the first major update this year, has just been released! This new version adds support for Java 14 and new features for a number of web and test frameworks. It also upgrades the debugger with dataflow analysis assistance, adds a new LightEdit mode, downloads and configures the JDK for you, and does so many more cool things! (more…)

We’ve just released a new bug-fix update to IntelliJ IDEA 2019.3 – version 2019.3.4. You can download this new version from our web site. You can also update to it with the Toolbox App or from inside the IDE, or you can use snaps if you are an Ubuntu user. (more…)

Java 14 packs a lot of Java language features for you. It includes Records and Pattern Matching for instanceof as preview language features, and Text Blocks in the second preview. It also adds Switch Expressions as a Standard language Feature. With Records, you get a compact syntax for declaring data classes. By using just a single line of code, you can model your data with ease. Don’t worry – the compiler does the heavy lifting to add the methods required to make the class work for you. (more…)

IntelliJ IDEA Ultimate has out of the box support for profiling your applications using multiple Profilers. Now you can profile your application and analyze the results, without leaving your IDE. By profiling your application, you can discover the methods that execute in your application and for how long. Using these metrics, you can determine ways to improve the performance of your system. In this blog post, I’ll walk you through the support that IntelliJ IDEA Ultimate has for profiling your applications. Let’s get started. (more…)

Today we have for you the third minor for v2019.3, IntelliJ IDEA 2019.3.3. To download IntelliJ IDEA 2019.3.3, visit our website, update your version using the ToolBox App or from inside the IDE, or use snaps if you are an Ubuntu user. (more…)

The IntelliJ platform currently has two main plugins for integration with TFS servers – the one from JetBrains that supports old TFS versions (up to 2015) and server-type workspaces, and the one from Microsoft that supports newer TFS versions (starting with 2015) with local workspaces and Azure cloud. As the number of old TFS installations steadily decreases, so too does the demand for support for old versions. Following this trend, we unbundled the JetBrains TFS Integration plugin in the 2019.1 release, and we are now announcing the end of support for the TFS Integration plugin in 2020.1.