Hello guys! Just recently we've published an update to our Flash/Flex Profiler plugin that gives you a powerful and easy to use toolset for profiling of Flash-based applications in IntelliJ IDEA. Let us give you a brief overview of what you can do with it. (more…)

Hi again, Here's another bugfix update for the 10.x branch of IntelliJ IDEA — version 10.5.4. Some things worth mentioning are: Mercurial 2.0 support Flash player 11 debugging support Firefox 8 JS debugging support Fixed extract method object refactoring and other fixes. Download the update from IntelliJ IDEA web site or install a patch from within the IDE.

Just a couple of days before the actual announcement of brand new IntelliJ IDEA 11, we are releasing a bugfix update for the previous version — IntelliJ IDEA 10.5.3. The update is recommended for everyone on 10.5. It fixes some most critical bugs but also resolves some compatibility issues, e.g. with Android 4.0 SDK, Struts 2.3.1 and Grails 2.0. And it is a must for those, who updated their Java to 1.6.0_29 on Mac OS X. Check out the full list of fixes and download the update from IntelliJ IDEA web site. And you can still get on the "free upgrade" train if you wish. Get IntelliJ IDEA

Hello! It's this time of the year again… And starting today, November 7, 2011, all purchases of IntelliJ IDEA 10.x qualify for a free upgrade to version 11 that is due later this year. If you still haven’t upgraded to the current IntelliJ IDEA 10.x, you can do this now and get IntelliJ IDEA 11 free of charge when it becomes available. Check out what's coming in IntelliJ IDEA 11! And follow this blog, for more updates. To try IntelliJ IDEA 11 preview today, get the latest EAP build. Don’t miss the deal, and spread the word! Develop with pleasure! - The JetBrains Team

Did you know IntelliJ IDEA 10.5 supports XSLT 2.0? But it does! Major new features are: Support for XPath 2.0 syntax (e.g. if-then-else constructs, for-expressions and a lot more), completion for built-in XPath and XSLT functions Complete support for XPath 2.0 built-in type system. Limited support for user-defined types Complete support for XPath 2.0 and XSLT 2.0 built-in functions Support for new XSLT 2.0 elements, such as custom extension functions (xsl:function) New refactoring: Extract Function, turns an XPath expression into a call to a user-defined function Some example screenshot

Today we're publishing the Release Candidate for the next bugfix update of IntelliJ IDEA, version 10.5.2. The release notes since the previous EAP build include a couple of significant performance fixes and a number of other bugfixes. If you run into any problems when using this build, please report them to our issue tracker.

A new EAP build of IntelliJ IDEA 10.5.2 is available now. The most important thing to note about this build is that we've finally tracked down the cause of the problem causing stale error markers to remain in the editor, and we hope that it has now been fixed. So please test and report. You can find the list of other fixes in the release notes.

We are glad to announce the availability of a new EAP build for IntelliJ IDEA 10.5.2. This build contains fixes for Java 7 GA release, Mac OS X 10.7 file handling tweaks and JavaScript support performance improvements. See the list of changes in the release notes and download the new build from the IntelliJ IDEA EAP page.

Have you noticed a small new button in the bottom left corner of IntelliJ IDEA window since version 10.5? It lets you have more space in the main frame and give more prominence to the editor by hiding the tool window bars. With the tool buttons hidden you, of course, still can access the tool windows using their numeric hotkeys, e.g. Alt+1 for Project view, Alt+9 for Changes, etc. But if you need to refresh them in your mind, or want to open one with the mouse, you can show the tool window buttons just for a moment. To do that, hit the Alt key twice (Command key on Mac), and keep it down &

If you are using IntelliJ IDEA 10.5, here is a bugfix update — IntelliJ IDEA 10.5.1. If you were hesitating and waiting for a first fix update, go get IntelliJ IDEA 10.5.1 now. If you want to know what’s been fixed — check out the list of resolved issues and download the update. Develop with pleasure! The IntelliJ IDEA Team

We've just made a new IntelliJ IDEA build available for download — 107.277, and it's been tagged as Release Candidate for version 10.5.1. You are welcome to download it from the EAP page. Also check the issues fixed since the last EAP build.

We are approaching release of IntelliJ IDEA 10.5.1 and are glad to announce the availability of a new EAP build. This build contains fixes for several major performance and stability related problems. Also, the Windows installer now bundles JDK 1.6.0_22 in order to avoid library incompatibilities due to JDK 1.6_21 vendor name change. See the list of changes in the release notes and download the new build from the IntelliJ IDEA EAP page.

New EAP build of Intellij IDEA 10.5.1 is available, this time we fixed several major performance and focus related problems. Also Jetty integration was significantly polished according to your feedback. See the list of changes in the release notes and download the new build from the IntelliJ IDEA EAP page.

In IntelliJ IDEA 10.5 we've improved setting up your Perforce server connection and connection state diagnostics. Configuring connections If you are using P4CONFIG files for configuration, IntelliJ IDEA shows what config files it has found and what other default settings are used. This way you can be sure that your P4CONFIG files are found and taken into account. Use the 'Test Connection' button in 'Settings | Version Control | VCSs | Perforce' to see this information. Moreover, in case you specified a wrong client workspace and your project roots do not match with the workspace roots, you a

In this build we've fixed many annoying issues reported by our users with IntelliJ IDEA 10.5, see the list of changes in the release notes and download the new build from the IntelliJ IDEA EAP page. Do you know anything we've missed?

It is done! IntelliJ IDEA 10.5 is available for download from jetbrains.com web site. If you've been following this blog you more or less know what's been keeping us busy and what you get in IntelliJ IDEA 10.5. What you did not know before is that IntelliJ IDEA Ultimate gets a price drop for new licenses and for personal license upgrades. (you do know, our upgrade policy allows upgrades from 2-3-year old versions too, right?). See the details at our Buy & Upgrade page. The key features of IntelliJ IDEA 10.5 update include: Full Java 7 Support Reworked UI for refactorings and Search/R

If you've already launched IntelliJ IDEA 10.5 you probably noticed this  "green notification" asking your permission to send information to JetBrains about your IntelliJ IDEA project configuration (which frameworks are used and which are not) and feature usage statistics (e.g. how often extract method refactoring is used). We just want to say that this information is VERY important for us and will help us concentrate our efforts exactly on the tools and technologies that you really use. Analyzing your "productivity" statistics (Help | Productivity Guide) can help us discovering some useful b

We've just uploaded an updated Release Candidate build for IntelliJ IDEA 10.5, probably the last one before the GA release. You are welcome to download it to try and submit any issues to us. If you want to review what's been done since IntelliJ IDEA 10 release, check out the recent blog posts with "Xena" tag. Develop with pleasure! The JetBrains Team

We're working day and night to bring you more goodies in IntelliJ IDEA 10.5. Here are just a few more of them. Introduce Variable (Field, Constant) refactoring now has a type chooser and makes it easier to work with untyped array elements (among other things): (more…)

Yes! The sunny Spring has finally come to St.Petersburg too. However, it's not that "Spring" we want to talk now... We realize that many of you use the Spring framework in your every day work. So, many should be interested in the new Spring-related features that can be found in the upcoming IntelliJ IDEA 10.5 release. 1. Better navigation between xml configs and annotated stereotype components 2. Advanced usage search for @Autowired beans 3. More inspections for your configs, for instance, deprecated classes and members highlighting. 4. More powerful placeholder support. All spring model