UI freezes are among the most frustrating issues plugin developers encounter. Investigating them can be particularly challenging due to the complexity of concurrent programming. What makes things even trickier is that UI freezes in JetBrains IDEs are not always caused by heavy work on the event dispatch thread. On …

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This March, we’re taking a major step forward in the development of Junie, the coding agent by JetBrains. Meet Junie CLI, the evolution of Junie into a fully standalone AI agent. With the upcoming release of Junie CLI, you will be able to use Junie directly from the terminal, inside any IDE, in CI/CD, and […] Link to …

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Download Air – free for macOS. Windows and Linux versions coming soon. We hold a principled optimism for agentic software development – and a pragmatic one. After 26 years of building developer tools, we have a clear view of what needs to be built and a strong conviction that agents will fundamentally change how …

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The Early Access Program (EAP) for CLion 2026.1 is nearing its end, bringing a range of improvements to debugging capabilities, build tools, project formats, and more. This post is a brief overview of what is already available in the latest EAP build. As always, EAP builds are free to use, so you can explore all […] …

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Jenkins has always been defined by its extensibility. With more than 1,800 available plugins, there’s rarely a CI/CD problem without a plugin that addresses it. That same extensibility, however, is also the most common source of instability, security exposure, and operational overhead in Jenkins environments. This …

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Guja is currently an analytics engineer at Carnival Maritime, one of the world’s largest leisure travel and cruise companies. As one of our first alpha users, Guja tried Databao’s context engine, a CLI that extracts schema and metadata from data sources so AI agents can reason over them reliably. We spoke with him …

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A lot is happening in tech and beyond, and as we step into March, we have pulled together a fresh batch of articles, thought pieces, and videos to help you learn, connect, and see things from new angles. This edition shines with Holly Cummins, whose sharp voice and sharp finds on Java bring both insight […] Link to …

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CI/CD pipelines are deeply embedded in modern software delivery. They interact with source code, secrets, cloud credentials, and production deployment targets. That position makes them an attractive target for attackers, and the plugin ecosystems that power many CI/CD platforms are an increasingly common point of …

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ReSharper has been a trusted productivity tool for C# developers in Visual Studio for over 20 years. Today, we’re taking the next step and officially releasing the ReSharper extension for Visual Studio Code and compatible editors. After a year in Public Preview, ReSharper has been refined to bring its C# code analysis …

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Cursor is now available as an AI agent inside JetBrains IDEs through the Agent Client Protocol. Select it from the agent picker, and it has full access to your project. If you’ve spent any time in the AI coding space, you already know Cursor. It has been one of the most requested additions to the […] Link to article: …

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Did you know? The async and await keywords in C# were introduced in C# 5.0 (2012) to simplify asynchronous programming. Under the hood, the compiler uses a state machine to transform your asynchronous code into manageable tasks. As a developer, you never need to worry about that complexity. Welcome to dotInsights by …

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Experienced plugin developers read IntelliJ Platform source code 240% more frequently than new developers do. This was one of the most striking findings from our 2025 survey of plugin developers, and it’s the starting point for understanding how developers’ needs evolve as they gain experience with the IntelliJ …

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Now that we’re in 2026, we want to take a moment to reflect on the past year and share what’s ahead. YouTrack continues to grow – we’re seeing more teams than ever making the switch, and we’re deeply grateful for the trust you place in us. Together with our consulting partners, we kicked off a […] Link to article: …

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The Arm®v8-M architecture introduced a security extension called TrustZone®*, which splits the firmware running on the MCU into two worlds: secure and non-secure. In this blog post, I want to discuss how to work effectively on STM32 projects using this technology. We’ll get you all set up to use the latest and greatest …

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When you’re new to Go, error handling is definitely a paradigm shift that you need to come to terms with. Unlike in other popular languages, in Go, errors are values, not exceptions. What this means for developers is that you can’t just hide from them – you have to handle errors explicitly and at the […] Link to …

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This article was brought to you by Rajkumar Venkatasamy, draft.dev. Migrating from Jenkins can feel risky. Your pipelines work, your jobs run, and your scripts hold everything together. Jenkins isn’t broken, but over time, plugin sprawl, configuration drift, and upgrade headaches can quietly drain engineering time. But …

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