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More and more of your terminal work now runs through tools that push the terminal harder than a shell prompt ever did: AI coding agents like Claude Code and Codex, full-screen apps like Neovim and tmux, system monitors and dashboards. These tools lean on modern terminal protocols, the kind today’s b…

Q3 2026 highlights: freeze reports, a unified plugin generator, the latest tooling updates, and an invite to JetBrains Plugin Developer Conf 2026.

On September 28, we brought together game developers, engineers, and industry experts for a full day of technical talks, live demos, and discussions about the tools and challenges shaping modern game development. Whether you joined us online, attended one of our watch parties in Belgrade or Limassol, or couldn't make it this time, you can now catch up on everything at your own pace.

Air Governance is the organization layer of JetBrains Air, a system of products for agentic development. It gives you one place to manage which AI agents, models, and providers your teams use, set spending limits, and see what that usage costs and delivers.

What does it take to build a nutrition app for 10 million users? Fitia’s Ulises Olave on keeping pace with AI and helping a small team ship big.

Left: SWE-Bench Pro, where each task is a single user message, almost always a new feature or a bug fix. Right: the first five developer messages in sessions of software engineers working in JetBrains IDEs, counting only sessions with at least three messages. Each column is a message position, color…

I've been mulling this over for about a year now. The developer landscape has shifted to the point where you can't scroll past the news without seeing someone declare "I never open my IDE anymore" or "I do everything in the terminal." And those workflows genuinely work for some people. But not for e…

Anxieties around the future of software jobs are growing, though they have not yet become the dominant view.

Every session from JetBrains .NET Day Online 2026 is on YouTube. Here’s a quick guide to the keynote and all eight talks.

We tried, and it builds. We compiled the decision-making part of a Maven-style build tool into a fixed weight matrix and used it to build a real Java library. The output matches Apache Maven's byte for byte. A clean build with tests took 1.49× as long as the same logic written in Python (95% in…

Junie Local runs on the NVIDIA RTX Spark from day one, and Windows support is now stable. A free local AI coding agent — no tokens, no quotas, nothing leaves your machine.