Spring AI is the application-facing integration layer you may already use. Koog is the next layer up when you need agent orchestration. Spring AI already covers the chat model API, chat memory, and vector storage for RAG, and it provides Spring Boot starters with auto-configuration. Koog’s role is not to erase that, …

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Earlier this winter, JetBrains and Cloud9 launched Sky’s the Limit, a global hackathon created to bring together two communities that share the same DNA: developers and esports enthusiasts. The idea was straightforward – developers like solving complex problems, and esports is full of strategy, data, and performance …

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AI coding assistants are no longer shiny add‑ons: they are standard parts of our daily workflows. We know developers’ perspectives on them in the short term, and many say they get more done and spend less time on boilerplate or boring tasks. But we know far less about what happens over years of real work […] Link to …

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Our final bug-fix update for the 2025.11 On-Premises servers is now available. Version 2025.11.4 addresses a few issues, including the folowing: All TeamCity bug-fix updates include performance and security improvements, so we recommend that you never skip these minor updates. See TeamCity 2025.11.4 Release Notes for …

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You may have already seen other JetBrains tools in the Gartner Magic quadrant. Now Qodana is listed on Gartner Peer Insights too! This is an important milestone for us as we continue to grow Qodana into a leading code quality platform for modern development teams. But more importantly, it’s an opportunity for our users …

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Introduction Git integration in JetBrains IDEs has been evolving for more than fifteen years, and throughout that time, we followed one guiding principle: At the lowest level, we simply run porcelain Git commands, parse their output, and avoid doing anything Git itself would not do. All user scenarios and UI are built …

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There are several ways to connect an AI agent to your data. Each approach solves a different problem and comes with its own trade-offs, what you’re really choosing between is speed and reliability. In this post, we’ll explore how to balance the two to get the best results for your team and use case. Today, […] Link to …

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While listening to Mark Smith’s inspirational talk for Python Unplugged on PyTV about How to Learn Python, what caught my attention was that Mark suggested turning off some of PyCharm’s AI features to help you learn Python more effectively. As a PyCharm user myself, I’ve found the AI-powered features beneficial in my …

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Join us Thursday, April 16, 2026, 15:00 – 16:30 UTC (check other timezones) for our free live webinar, OSS PowerUps – XenoAtom.Terminal.UI, with Alexandre Mutel. This is the fifteenth episode of our series of OSS Power-Ups, where we put a spotlight on open-source .NET projects. Register now and get a reminder, or join …

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This post was written together with Thorben Janssen, who has more than 20 years of experience with JPA and Hibernate and is the author of “Hibernate Tips: More than 70 Solutions to Common Hibernate Problems” and the JPA newsletter. Spring Data JDBC provides a simple and predictable persistence model. It focuses on …

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Some background I was an active AI user from the moment ChatGPT was first released, and I really liked its UX. Chatting is a familiar activity – I chat with my family, friends, and coworkers every day – so the learning curve was almost non-existent. On top of that, engaging with chatbots was already familiar […] Link …

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What happens when we try to draw a single pixel in Java? The rendering triggers a sophisticated and multi-layered process. It begins within the high-level frameworks of Java’s Abstract Window Toolkit (AWT) or Swing, then flows through the Java 2D graphics pipeline, necessitating precise handling of color models, gamma …

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