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As agents write more code, individual productivity goes up, but the bottleneck moves to review. 49% of developers now spend four or more hours a week reviewing AI output and correcting prompts (Atlassian State of Developer Experience...
Rider 2026.3 brings improvements to the workflows you rely on to write, run, and debug games. This release connects Rider more closely with the Godot Editor, improves debugging for Unreal Engine and custom C++ engines, adds support for...
Every year, the JetBrains Developer Ecosystem survey gives us a snapshot of how developers work. This year, 28,945 developers took part between May and July 2026, and 1,836 of them named Go as one of their primary programming languages.
At GameDev Day 2026, TeamCity solutions engineer Artem Rokhin demonstrated how to investigate a CI issue from Rider using the TeamCity CLI and MCP integration.
Rust is a great language for many reasons: safety, performance and tooling. However, debugging is maybe one of the weakest points still.
This year marks the tenth edition of the State of Developer Ecosystem report. What started in 2017 as a survey about languages and tools has grown into a comprehensive study of how developers work, what they use, and how the industry is...
ReSharper C++ 2026.3 is here, with a new Class Layout tool window that visualizes the memory layout of your classes and helps you spot wasted space..
Rider 2026.3 ships alongside the release of.NET 11 with complete support on day one! See the extensive list of all updates for AI,.NET, and game development on our What’s New in Rider 2026.3 page.
ReSharper 2026.2 brought Junie to Visual Studio as ReSharper’s first coding agent. In 2026.3, you can also pick Claude Agent or Codex in the same tool window.
MPS now runs on Linux ARM64, and coding agents can do much more for much less. The UI allows grouping nodes by virtual package, several dialogs have their UIs reworked, editor tests allow for node-matching functions to be customized, and...
October kept the Java world busy, with JDK news, fresh tutorials, Kotlin updates, AI experiments, and plenty more from across the wider ecosystem.
In our practical guide to profiling in Go, we mentioned that some of the Go developers we talked to avoid pprof if they can.
Hello everyone! Scala plugin 2026.3 is here! This release brings more accurate Scala 3 code analysis, substantially reworked Twirl support for Play Framework developers, and more efficient compiler-based highlighting that reduces redundant...
Did you know? F# Units of Measure verify dimensional calculations at compile time, eliminating catastrophic system errors and maximizing overall reliability with zero runtime performance cost. Welcome to dotInsights by JetBrains!
With JetBrains Air, agent-assisted embedded debugging and CMake project setup, plus support for NVIDIA CUDA Tile C++ and ISPC. CLion 2026.3 is now available.
What is Small Talk? Small Talk is our short Q&A with founders from the JetBrains Startup Program. They answer a handful of questions in their own words about what they’re building, why they started, and what they’ve figured out along the...
GoLand 2026.3 brings JetBrains Air into your Go workflow. You can run coding agents inside GoLand, review their changes alongside your code, and guide them with feedback tied to specific lines.
WebStorm 2026.3 is now available! Building a UI feature with an AI agent often involves more switching between tools than actual coding.
RubyMine 2026.3 is out! This release brings JetBrains Air for working with your preferred coding agents, native access to WSL and Dev Container projects, and smarter Ruby and Rails support.
PhpStorm 2026.3, the third major update of the year, is here! This release includes a new workspace for agentic development and multi-agent setups, support for PHP 8.6, improvements to remote development and WSL scenarios, and PHP code...
DataGrip 2026.3, the third major update of the year, is here! Let’s take a look at what’s inside. AI JetBrains Air is now available by default in DataGrip.
Part 2: Storage, Search, and Agent Tooling In this blog series, we aim to share some of the lessons we learned over the past six months as we built and rolled out Air Context, a production-grade RAG system for code search.
At the center of this release is JetBrains Air – a new layer for agentic development. It lets you run, track, and verify multi-agent workflows directly inside your IDE, with code intelligence keeping agents on track and complete review...
Fixing a bug starts with understanding what your code is doing at runtime: reading the program state, following the call stack, or tracking down a slow function.
The Kotlin Multiplatform Contest is back! Students and recent graduates, turn your idea into a cross-platform project with Kotlin Multiplatform (KMP).
Great developer communities don’t come together by accident – they’re built by people who consistently show up for others.
As JetBrains’ business direction evolves, we’re reviewing how our educational initiatives align with our priorities. As part of this shift, we’ve made the difficult decision to stop offering new scholarships at Constructor University.
“Some people use AI to write more code. I use AI to make my code more correct.” Predrag Gruevski’s pinned post sums up his approach to using AI for Rust development.
Introduction Hello, DataGrip community! We’re back with the results of our third DataGrip and Database Tools User Experience Survey. A big thank you to everyone who took the time to participate!
AI agents may make code faster to produce, but they don’t make it cheaper to run. In applications managing millions of objects, memory allocation and garbage collection still matter.
TeamCity On-Premises 2026.2.2 and 2026.1.6 bug-fix updates are now available. These updates resolve a significant number of issues, including security and performance issues, as well as the following bugs: As always, we strongly recommend...
Summary In October 2026, the private keys of eight intermediate certificate authorities operated by eMudhra were found to be weak and recoverable from public data.
You can use the audio player below to listen to this blog post. With JetBrains IDEs 2026.3, we’re adding a new way to stay connected to your work: sound cues.
GitHub and JetBrains are bringing GitHub Copilot to JetBrains Air. Air lets you hand coding tasks to agents, run them in parallel, and review their changes in one place.
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