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How many professional developers are there in the world? As of 2023, the worldwide total reaches 13.4 million professional developers. Dive into the latest trends in the software development industry with our interactive Developer Ecosystem: Data Playground.

Quantum computers promise a massive leap in computing power, making volume of computations trivial. Mastering their use could revolutionize technology.

The State of Developer Ecosystem 2023 - JetBrains seventh annual report built on the 26,000 respondents surveyed. This year the infographics goes beyond languages and frameworks to address vital issues like mental health, burnout in tech, and developers' attitudes towards AI.

This is part two of our chat with Timofey Bryksin from JetBrains, delving into the future of IDEs, LLM tools, and the evolving role of developers.

The emergence of advanced AI-driven tools has generated a vast array of opportunities and transformations in both the practical and theoretical aspects of software engineering. Recognizing this evolving trend, JetBrains and Delft University of Technology have joined forces to establish the AI for Software Engineering Lab (AI4SE).

Timofey Bryksin, Head of Research Lab in Machine Learning Methods in Software Engineering at JetBrains, answered questions about the work his team does, the problems they try to solve, and other topics of interest to his lab.

The raw data of Developer Ecosystem Survey 2022 is now available for public access. You can now access the answers of 29,269 developers and conduct your own analysis. The raw data is accessible in two formats: csv file and a Jupyter notebook in Datalore with examples of analysis.

The State of Developer Ecosystrem 2022, the sixth annual report about the software industry that we base on the responses of almost 30,000 people.

Maria Antropova spoke with her colleagues — Cognitive Research Lead and Marketing Analyst Yanina Ledovaya and UX researcher Giulshan Dzhafarova.

“I don’t think the fundamental reason why people attend conferences has changed or is going to change – it’s about those meaningful connections.”Kevin McDonald, Chief Commercial Officer at Web Summit TL;DR The event industry has had to change significantly to adapt to the pandemic and it is co…