Please welcome PyCharm Edu 2, the newest release of our free and easy-to-use IDE for learning and teaching programming with Python. Inspired by the motto, "Simple is better than complex" from The Zen of Python, PyCharm Edu 2 introduces an even simpler user interface with brand new features to help novice programmers become professionals more...

September is off to a busy start for many Java developers, and no busier than right here at JetBrains. Sweeping the chimney and stacking the wood, patching the roofs and packing the goods, we’re making our lists and checking them … Continue reading →

September is off to a busy start for many Java developers, and no busier than right here at JetBrains. Sweeping the chimney and stacking the wood, patching the roofs and packing the goods, we’re making our lists and checking them … Continue reading →

A fresh IntelliJ IDEA 15 EAP build is ready and out. Among the bugfixes and enhancements it ships with, you’ll find a small, but useful new feature. Now you can change the scope of your Exclude from Import and Completion preferences from IDE … Continue reading →

A fresh IntelliJ IDEA 15 EAP build is ready and out. Among the bugfixes and enhancements it ships with, you’ll find a small, but useful new feature. Now you can change the scope of your Exclude from Import and Completion preferences from IDE … Continue reading →

In the new IntelliJ IDEA 15 EAP build released yesterday Perforce users may notice a new action in the Local Changes tab in the Version Control tool window: Now you can shelve your changes not only locally but also in Perforce, which … Continue reading →

In the new IntelliJ IDEA 15 EAP build released yesterday Perforce users may notice a new action in the Local Changes tab in the Version Control tool window: Now you can shelve your changes not only locally but also in Perforce, which … Continue reading →

Earlier we mentioned that we’re working to make our IDE more friendly for people with color blindness. In the latest IntelliJ IDEA 15 EAP build, we’ve  changed the appearance settings, so now when enabling the Adjust for color deficiency option you have … Continue reading →

Earlier we mentioned that we’re working to make our IDE more friendly for people with color blindness. In the latest IntelliJ IDEA 15 EAP build, we’ve  changed the appearance settings, so now when enabling the Adjust for color deficiency option you have … Continue reading →

After writing a post for the Upsource blog about evaluating tests during code review, I found myself compelled to write something more general on why we should be writing automated tests. If you already know the value of tests, you … Continue reading →

After writing a post for the Upsource blog about evaluating tests during code review, I found myself compelled to write something more general on why we should be writing automated tests. If you already know the value of tests, you … Continue reading →

From what we usually hear, the fans of Vim, Emacs, Sublime and other nice editors often explain their choice by performance concerns. IntelliJ IDEA for example may feel laggy (comparing to a text editor) when you type, and the usual … Continue reading →

From what we usually hear, the fans of Vim, Emacs, Sublime and other nice editors often explain their choice by performance concerns. IntelliJ IDEA for example may feel laggy (comparing to a text editor) when you type, and the usual … Continue reading →

Those who use Groovy in their projects will be glad to know that the new IntelliJ IDEA 15 EAP build comes with the long-awaited support for the @Builder annotation, introduced in Groovy 2.3: The support includes code completion and quick … Continue reading →

Those who use Groovy in their projects will be glad to know that the new IntelliJ IDEA 15 EAP build comes with the long-awaited support for the @Builder annotation, introduced in Groovy 2.3: The support includes code completion and quick … Continue reading →