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From the beginning, CLion has been shaped by the needs of C and C++ developers around the world. Our cross-platform IDE was built to simplify development, boost productivity, and make working with C++ more enjoyable. We’re excited to take the next step in our ongoing collaboration with the commun…

The Declarative Gradle project, aimed at making Gradle build scripts easier to read and use, is at full steam. Last month, EAP3 landed, bringing testing support and more DCL language features, like lists and files. Read the Gradle blog post to learn more about what the EAP, and Declarative Gradle…

We’re excited to launch the second edition of our User Experience Survey for DataGrip and the Database Tools & SQL Plugin! Your feedback from the previous survey helped us better understand your needs and prioritize the features and improvements that matter most to you. Thanks to your inpu…

Explore Rust's 2024 trends and learn how developers use Rust for high-performance, safe, and scalable software development.

Developing an application with AWS services can introduce significant local‑development hurdles. Often, developers don’t receive timely AWS access, or a sysadmin inadvertently grants credentials for the wrong account – only to fix the error a week later. Then, when engineers discover they still lack…

In April, we released CodeCanvas 2025.1 with many important changes. The release brings improved infrastructure flexibility for easier multi-region setups, a new AWS CloudFormation installation option, enhanced environment logs, and more.

Part 2 of our "How to Learn to Code in an AI World" series.

In this article, we compare the differences between SAST vs DAST and understand the benefits each offers.

This roundup is packed with big news: Compose Multiplatform for iOS is Stable, server-side updates, Kotlin for web, and smarter Kotlin development with JetBrains AI.

We've been focused on enhancing Kotlin Multiplatform for web, and a lot has been going on behind the scenes. Now, we're ready to share it!

A second set of bug fixes for the 2025.1 versions of ReSharper and Rider has just been released.  Let’s take a look at what’s been improved. ReSharper  ReSharper 2025.1.2 comes with the following fixes: ReSharper now correctly detects that values supplied from query strings in…