Whether you’re in “fan” or “fear” mode (or somewhere in-between), there’s no denying that Artificial Intelligence changed how we build products, and do business. We’ve always had cybersecurity threats but now the landscape is more complex and we have to consider new forms of fraud detection, customer support, …

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This is a guest post from Iulia Feroli, founder of the Back To Engineering community on YouTube. TensorFlow is a powerful open-source framework for building machine learning and deep learning systems. At its core, it works with tensors (a.k.a multi‑dimensional arrays) and provides high‑level libraries (like Keras) that …

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It’s safe to say March was defined by one thing: Java 26. In this issue of Java Annotated Monthly, we’ve curated a rich selection of articles to help you get the full picture of the release. Marit van Dijk joins us as the featured guest author, bringing her expertise to help you navigate the changes […] Link to …

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In this release, we are focusing even more on improving the everyday developer experience by refining the core workflows and adding native cargo-nextest support directly in the IDE. Running tests in large Rust workspaces can be slow with the default test runner. Many teams rely on Nextest for faster, more scalable …

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This is a guest post from John Arundel, a Go writer and teacher who runs a free email course for Go learners. His most recent book is The Deeper Love of Go. Ahoy, maties! Cap’n Long John Arundel here with more tips on sailing the good ship GoLand. This time, we’ll lay aloft to the […] Link to article: …

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The reality beyond the hype, featuring evidence from large-scale, globally representative developer surveys. If you’re like us, you can’t open your LinkedIn or X feed without there being some mention of an AI coding agent (Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, Junie, and others). But which of these AI tools are actually used …

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“Over the last three to five years, many of the promises that drew people to tech have been called into question.” The tech industry has long promised opportunity, growth, and the chance to build things that reach millions of people. Today, many of those assumptions are being questioned. At KotlinConf’26, Lena …

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We’re excited to announce that RSS feed support for blog.jetbrains.com and all JetBrains product blogs is now generally available. After months of development and rigorous testing across 47 RSS readers on 6 platforms, we’re proud to deliver a reliable, standards-compliant way for you to read JetBrains content in the …

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YouTrack 2026.1 introduces Whiteboards, a new way for teams to plan, brainstorm, and collaborate. Connect your current projects to get a better overview and organize work, or add notes and turn them into tasks and articles when you’re ready. This allows project managers and teams to plan from scratch, collaborate on …

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March was a busy month for Kotlin, with a new language release, fresh tooling, ecosystem updates, and plenty of inspiration ahead of KotlinConf’26. From practical improvements to exciting steps in AI and multiplatform, there’s a lot worth exploring. Here are the stories that stood out to me most. Where you can learn …

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Tracking down performance bottlenecks in Visual Studio often means interrupting your workflow, restarting your application in profiling mode, and hoping you can reliably reproduce the exact issue. We think there’s a better way. If you have already used Monitoring in Rider, this experience will feel familiar. Now, the …

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Amper 0.10.0 is out, and it brings a variety of new features, such as JDK provisioning, custom Kotlin compiler plugins, a Maven-to-Amper converter, and numerous IDE improvements! Read on for all of the details, and see the release notes for the full list of changes and bug fixes. To get support for Amper’s latest …

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