Online programming education still has a major gap: students learn concepts through videos and browser-based exercises, but rarely get to code in the professional tools they’ll use in development jobs. As AI changes how people learn programming and write code, practical developer skills are becoming even more …

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This is a guest post from Naa Ashiorkor, a data scientist and tech community builder. Artificial intelligence keeps evolving at a rapid pace. The latest major application of AI, specifically of LLMs, is AI agents. These are systems that use their perception of their environment, processes, and input to take action to …

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A career at a Big 4 firm is often seen as the ideal launchpad for finance professionals. The learning curve is steep, the standards are high, and the exposure is intense. You work with smart people on complex problems under real pressure. You learn fast – often faster than you expect. But after a few […] Link to …

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In PyCharm 2026.1.2, you can enable Pyrefly as an external type provider, dramatically increasing the speed of the IDE’s code insight features. What is the Pyrefly LSP? “LSP” stands for the Language Server Protocol – a standardized protocol that allows code editors and IDEs to communicate with language servers. The LSP …

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IntelliJ IDEA 2026.1.2 has arrived with several valuable fixes. You can update to this version from inside the IDE, using the Toolbox App, or using snaps if you are a Ubuntu user. You can also download it from our website. Here are the most notable updates included in this version: To find out more details about the …

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We are updating the default project structure for Kotlin Multiplatform projects to give modules clearer responsibilities, better align with conventions used by other build systems and frameworks, and reflect the changes in Android Gradle Plugin 9.0. You’ll see this project structure in newly created projects generated …

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AI is rapidly changing the way developers write, review, learn, and maintain code. Code completion, AI chat assistants, autonomous coding agents, and other tools are giving rise to new workflows almost every month. But one important question remains: How well do these tools actually work with Kotlin? We want to better …

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A new release of Compose Multiplatform has landed, with improvements to the iOS and web experience and a refreshed approach to UI testing. Read on for the highlights, or for the complete list of changes, check out the What’s New. Get Started with Compose Multiplatform Native text input on iOS If you’ve wanted text …

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The Early Access Program (EAP) for the next major PhpStorm 2026.2 release is now open! PhpStorm’s EAP builds are a great opportunity to try upcoming features for free in your real workflows and share feedback with the PhpStorm team. Your input directly influences what makes it into the final release. This release, our …

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Did you know? C# supports ref return and ref local, which let you return and work with references to variables instead of copies of their values. Welcome to dotInsights by JetBrains! This newsletter is the home for recent .NET and software development related information. 🔗 Links Here’s the latest from the developer …

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TL;DR: TeamCity 2026.1 is out and packed with helpful features. We’re introducing the TeamCity CLI and MCP support, as well as Pipelines enhancements to make configuring TeamCity more convenient and powerful. As of this release, AI Assistant is available in Enterprise trial accounts, and the SAML authentication plugin …

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Qodana 2026.1 release brings two important linter updates and a new set of inspections designed to help you catch more issues earlier in development. In this release, Qodana for C/C++ moves out of EAP, Qodana for Rust becomes available in EAP, and several new inspections add protection against subtle bugs in Kotlin, …

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