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What engineering teams tell us about working with AI agents. Part 1 in the series. Over the past few months, I’ve spent a lot of time on discovery calls with engineering organizations, from a 16-developer software agency to telcos, game studios, and consultancies with thousands of developers.
The Kotlin Toolchain is a unified entry point into Kotlin. It lets you build JVM, Android, iOS, multiplatform, and server-side applications with a simple declarative configuration. With the release of v0.13, we now recommend the Kotlin Toolchain for most new Kotlin Multiplatform (KMP) projects.
What’s new for command completion in IntelliJ IDEA Modern IDEs are packed with power. The real challenge isn’t whether your IDE can do something – it’s remembering how to trigger it. Some features live behind shortcuts.
AI coding agents can now write thousands of lines of production code across a dozen files in the time it takes you to make coffee. The bottleneck is no longer code generation; it’s review, and nobody’s quite sure how to do it well yet.
Amper has evolved into the Kotlin Toolchain, and our blog is moving along with it. This isn’t a goodbye – it’s a continuation With the release of Kotlin Toolchain 0.11, Amper became the Kotlin Toolchain: a single, unified entry point into Kotlin, now in Alpha.
Two months ago, we announced the preview of Java and Kotlin by IntelliJ IDEA – an LSP-based extension that brings IntelliJ IDEA’s Java and Kotlin intelligence to third-party editors, starting with VS Code and its forks, such as Cursor.
JetBrains has joined the Open Source Security Foundation (OpenSSF) as a general member. OpenSSF is a cross-industry initiative of the Linux Foundation that works to secure the software supply chain on which the industry depends.
Did you know? The System.Threading.Interlocked class provides atomic operations on shared variables, so multiple threads can update them safely without a lock. Welcome to dotInsights by JetBrains! This newsletter is the home for recent .NET and software development related information.
September gave us plenty to talk about, with major releases and thought-provoking reads. Java 27 arrived, and JetBrains opened a new chapter in agentic development with the announcement of JetBrains Air, a system of products for agentic software development, followed by the EAP of JetBrains Air in…
Today we’re rolling out two bug-fix updates for the 2026.1 and 2026.2 TeamCity On-Premises versions. Similarly to the previous updates, these focus heavily on security issues, addressing over 40 vulnerabilities combined.
Starting with IntelliJ IDEA 2026.3 and Android Studio Rabbit 2 | 2026.2.2, we’re discontinuing Swift language IDE features in the Kotlin Multiplatform (KMP) plugin. This includes editing, syntax highlighting, and navigation within Swift files and between Swift and Kotlin.
Last week, we shared our point of view on where we think agentic development is headed and introduced JetBrains’ answer to it: JetBrains Air, an open system of products for agentic development. Today, we’re launching the Early Access Program for Air in JetBrains IDEs.
As the team behind a dedicated Rust IDE, we’re naturally curious to see how RustRover stacks up against other popular setups for Rust development and the strengths and trade-offs of each one. This article is the first in a series where we’ll look at different Rust workflows.
What is Small Talk? Small Talk is our short Q&A with founders from the JetBrains Startup Program. They answer a handful of questions in their own words about what they’re building, why they started, and what they’ve figured out along the way.
We are working on extensions to our companions mechanism to unlock new code patterns and improve interoperability across different platforms. This post outlines these new features and provides preliminary guidance on migration.
In 2026, Kotlin turned fifteen. Over those fifteen years, Kotlin has built a mature ecosystem, been adopted by companies around the world, and established a large and active developer community. Fifteen years is long enough to understand which technology trends lasted and which didn’t.
Testing applications before release alone is no longer enough when it comes to quality assurance for modern software development. It needs a more dynamic approach that makes QA a part of the ongoing process.
Today, we’re introducing JetBrains Air Teams – the team layer for agentic development. It gives humans and agents the shared context, environments, tools, and instructions they need to work effectively together across the full development lifecycle.
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