Irina Mihajlovic    C and C are the backbone of modern software. Operating systems, databases, game engines, and compilers all trace their roots to these languages. They give developers low-level control over memory, hardware, and performance. It’s a level of control that has defined decades of software development....

Denis Shiryaev    Over the past few weeks, after we announced ACP protocol support, I’ve gotten lots of messages asking something along these lines: Microsoft just launched AgentHQ for GitHub and VS Code. So, does this mean JetBrains will drop ACP? Will you only support your own thing now? The quick answer: We’re...

Dmitrii Korovin    We have rolled out 2025.11.1, the first update for the major 2025.11 version. This bug-fix resolves a number of issues, including: Bug-fix updates also include performance and security improvements, so we recommend installing them promptly. See TeamCity 2025.11.1 Release Notes for the complete list...

Dmitrii Korovin    This article was brought to you by Satish Subrahmanya, draft.dev. It’s 4:47 pm on a Friday. Your feature branch just passed all tests locally, and the code review went smoothly, so you hit the merge button. But then it happens: The CI build fails. The same test suite that passed five minutes ago is...

Denis Domanskii    Previously in this series: Two articles in, and our coding agent can already do quite a bit. It can explore projects, read and write code, execute shell commands, and run tests. Adding a definition of done (DoD) in our last article gave it the feedback loop it needed - the agent now iterates until...

Kerry Beetge    As engineering teams scale, so do the demands on their tooling. Code quality checks that worked well for one repository or service often need a more resilient, automated, and infrastructure-native setup when development ecosystems grow. That’s exactly why we’re excited to introduce first-class...

Lena Morozova    At JetBrains, we love seeing the developer community grow and thrive. That’s why we support open-source projects that make a real difference the ones that help developers learn, build, and create better software together. We’re proud to back open-source maintainers with free licenses and to...

Filipp Zhinkin    Benchmarking is an important part of writing efficient Kotlin code. The kotlinx-benchmark library helps you measure and compare performance across different implementations or hardware configurations. However, raw text results only take you so far. Sometimes you need to visualize your data, not...

Regina Muradova    With the holidays just around the corner and the year coming to a cheerful close, we’re ringing in the final JetBrains Academy plugin update of 2025, version 2025.11 This release focuses on the introduction of the standalone Hyperskill plugin, expands achievement-sharing to IDE-based courses, and...

Sasha Ivanova    Another set of updates for the 2025.3 versions of ReSharper and Rider has just been released. This release contains important bug-fixes as well as feature updates. Let’s take a look at what’s been improved. Rider 2025.3.0.4 Multi-agent experience in the AI Chat window: Junie and Claude Agent Claude...

Tania Goral    For years, PhpStorm has been the go-to IDE for PHP developers - powerful and deeply integrated with the language. But there was one thing many kept asking for: Laravel support out of the box. It should come with built-in Amdadul Haq ( amdad121) July 30, 2025 Starting with PhpStorm 2025.3, Laravel...

Vlad Ivoninskii    The final Datalore release of the year is here, and it brings multiple improvements designed to make your day-to-day work smoother. Whether you’re trying to keep reports error-free, managing user roles, or setting up environments, Datalore 2025.6 adds new tools that will help you stay organized and...