Space Packages are receiving a number of important updates. If you're a Packages user, please read this blog post carefully. Until recently, Space Packages was an organization-wide (top-level) module, which led to some inconveniences: The Packages page showed you all repositories at once. It was not possible to filter for repositories related to a certain project. Organization-wide Packages didn't support permissions, so all users had access to all organization-wide repositories. In light of these shortcomings, we decided to: Make Packages a project-wide module with permissions support. Get

It’s been 8 months since we first launched Space EAP. The invite-based program, which began in December 2019, has already received over 30,000 invitation requests. Today, we’re excited to announce the public launch of Space Beta. During this period, everyone is welcome to sign up for Space and register their organization without having to request a personal invite or be on a waitlist. Space continues to be absolutely free during this time.

How can we keep the information load at a manageable level, cut down on the number of times we need to jump between apps, and still get all the perks of effective team communication? In Space, we decided to make Chats the central hub for real-time information sharing. We want it to be a single inbox that will streamline group chats, direct chats, and notifications, and that will also let you react and actually *do* things right in the message stream.

Checklists in Space are our vision of a lightweight tool for top-down planning. You can use them to plan a milestone, a version, a feature, or an event such as a team gathering. Whatever you can brainstorm and outline for your project, you can plan thanks to our hierarchical checklists. In this post, we would like to give you a quick overview of Project Checklists. Every project contains a Checklists section. And any project team member can create checklists that are visible to everyone who can see the project. Let's see what you can do with a checklist. (more…)

Space Packages continue evolving! In addition to creating Maven repositories and container registries, now you can create your own NuGet feeds. If you're interested, let's take a closer look. (more…)

Let's continue our series of blog posts dedicated to Space Packages. The previous post was about working with Maven repositories. In this one, let's play with container registries! What are they for? The most obvious example is a Docker registry, but in addition to Docker images, container registries support OCI images and Helm charts. The structure of the post will be quite the same: we'll show you how to create a container registry in Space, get authenticated in it, and push Docker images. (more…)

Thanks for joining us in the first Space webinar! We hope you enjoyed it as much as we did!  For those of you who missed it, here is the recording of our live session:  Below is a summary of the webinar Q&A session with questions grouped by topic.  Thank you for being so active – we received 100+ questions, and most of them (80) were handled during the webinar. We’ll be contacting authors directly to address the unanswered questions that didn’t make it into this post. Don’t worry, all your questions will be answered.  (more…)

Webinar Agenda In many organizations, there is a split between the tools everyone in the company use and those used by creative teams such as marketing, sales, HR, designers, and software developers. This bridge is usually crossed with webhooks and custom integrations that can be fragile, not to mention a potential security and maintenance nightmare for your IT teams. What if there was a single, integrated platform, that meets the needs of all sides? In this session, we'll explore Space, as a single platform that combines chats, teams, blogs, articles, meetings, version control, code

We have so much to keep up with on a daily basis. We communicate with teammates, read blog posts, perform code reviews, and keep a lot of other important work items and activities in our heads. When it comes to personal productivity and task management, sometimes it’s hard to keep track of everything. It can be overwhelming and, frankly speaking, sometimes the best way to get something done is to wait for a better time to do it. In these cases, the best way to record your ideas, organize your thoughts, and accomplish your tasks is to put them down and add them to your to-do list. We are hap

Today, we want to introduce you to the concept of turn-based code reviews in Space! The idea behind turn-based code reviews is to make the process of reviewing code as clear as possible for the author of the code, and the reviewers. When the Space team was looking at the typical code review process, we found two issues that could be improved: Who should take action? It's not always clear whether the ball is in the court of the author or that of one of the reviewers. It is not uncommon for a reviewer to write: "Could you please explain the meaning of this part?", and then delete

In one of our previous blog posts, we've made an introduction to Space Packages. Now, it's time to try them in action! Let's start with Maven repositories: we'll take a look at how to create a Maven repo, log into it, and then publish the artifacts of a Gradle or Maven project. Create a repository The steps needed to do this are pretty obvious, but let’s cover them just to be sure. Open the Packages page in Space. To create a repo, click New repository and then specify its type (Maven Repository in our case), name, and description. After you create the repository, its URL will be s

Much like the developer tools we build at JetBrains, Space aims at increasing productivity for information workers. Various concepts and tools are offered as an integrated team environment. In this blog post, we'll zoom in on a powerful tool to search, navigate, and create things in Space: Go to Anything. With Go to Anything, we get context-aware search to find people, locations, teams, projects, repositories, code, and more. Once found, we can immediately navigate to one of the results. Where can we find Go to Anything? In the sidebar, we can click the search icon to start working with G