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Introducing JetBrains Plugin Developer Conf 2024

Join Us for JetBrains Plugin Developer Conf 2024

Join us on November 7 for the first-ever virtual event dedicated to plugin development for JetBrains products!

With the 2023.2 release cycle, IntelliJ-based IDEs now support the Language Server Protocol (LSP). Discover how this may improve the assistance for custom language-specific features and learn how to begin integrating LSP into a plugin for your IDE.

Today we are speaking with Sven Reinck, author of the XSD / WSDL Visualizer Plugin that allows visualizing XML files without leaving your IntelliJ-based IDE. Welcome to the JetBrains Platform Blog, Sven! Before we discuss the plugin, would you tell us a bit about yourself and your background? …

Live Webinar: Building Extensions for Rider and ReSharper

In the 5th episode of the Busy Plugin Developers series, Matthias Koch, a Developer Advocate for .NET, will share how to extend the core functionality of JetBrains .NET IDEs with plugins.

Read this Newsletter to learn about the latest JetBrains Marketplace news and plugin development tooling updates.

The source code of the IntelliJ project was recently migrated to Java 17. We still have some modules compiled to be compatible with older Java versions so we can support running users’ projects under these versions. However, most of the platform and plugin modules now use Java 17, and the upcoming 2…

It has been a while since the release of our most recent issue of the Busy Plugin Developers Newsletter, which means we’ve got a lot of work to do in this edition to fill you in on the major developments in plugin tooling and the latest news about JetBrains Marketplace. Marketplace news: +…

This is a guest blog post by Jules Faucherre, Software Engineer at Ponicode.

Check out the last part of the tutorial on building plugins for WebStorm and see how to build an advanced integration for Stimulus.

We celebrated our first Plugin Developers Day and congratulated all those involved in building plugins for JetBrains products.

The Revamping Plugins series is about sharing the experience of updating outdated plugins to align with the latest IntelliJ Platform SDK guidelines. We hope this series will help you better understand how this is done and the tools JetBrains provides to simplify the process. The IntelliJ Platform…

Learn plugin development concepts and see how to build a simple version of eCSStractor plugin.

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Join Us for JetBrains Plugin Developer Conf 2024

Language Server Protocol (LSP) for Plugin Developers

An Interview With Sven Reinck, XSD / WSDL Visualizer Plugin Author

Live Webinar: Building Extensions for Rider and ReSharper

Busy Plugin Developers Newsletter – Summer 2022

IntelliJ Project Migrates to Java 17

Busy Plugin Developers Newsletter – Spring 2022

Guest Post: 5 Things You Should Know Before Coding an IntelliJ Platform Plugin

Building a Plugin for WebStorm – Tutorial for JavaScript Developers, Part 3

Plugin Developers Appreciation Day

Revamping Plugins #3 – Migrating from DevKit to the Gradle build system

Building a Plugin for WebStorm – Tutorial for JavaScript Developers, Part 2