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As 2025 starts racing to a close, the JetBrains Qodana team is ending the year with a series of events dedicated to what matters most in modern software development: secure workflows, high-quality cod ...

Diffusion models, and in particular diffusion large language models (d-LLMs), operate differently from current coding assistants. Unlike autoregressive models, which generate token by token and line by line in a strict left-to-right sequence, d-LLMs ...

Next week we'll be in Orlando, Florida for Visual Studio Live!, and if you work with .NET, we'd like to meet you.

Major Spring Framework releases don't come around often - and when they do, they tend to reshape how we build applications for years to come. Spring Framework 7 is one of those releases. It simplifies ...

Congrats to all GSoC 2025 participants! Thank you to our contributors and mentors from the Kotlin Foundation member companies and other great partners supporting open-source - Google, Gradle, Uber, Netflix, and JetBrains - and to everyone who ...

The phrase "bad code" gets thrown around in reviews and online forums all the time. But what does it actually mean? It's a good example of the vague terms that occasionally make the rounds in develope ...

Missed JetBrains Plugin Developer Conf 2025? No problem! You can now watch all the sessions and revisit your favorite talks at any time.

Last year marked the first time we shipped ReSharper and Rider side by side with the official .NET SDK release - and we're happy to announce that we've done it again with the 2025.3 release! Downlo ...

We're excited to announce that ReSharper C++ 2025.3 is here, bringing major language updates, performance improvements, and a refined UI in the upcoming Microsoft Visual Studio 2026 release. This v ...

Each release of JetBrains Rider is shaped by an ongoing conversation between our team and our users. Your feedback, bug reports, and upvotes complement our internal QA processes and performance tracki ...