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Join us as we welcome the Spring team and Evgeny Borisov for a new IntelliJ IDEA livestream, where we'll discuss what's new in Spring Boot 4 and how all the new updates work in IntelliJ IDEA.

There is a significant gap in the research on efficiency-based context management. Our researchers have addressed this gap with an empirical study of the major approaches in efficiency-based context management, plus a novel hybrid approach that ...

Join us live for five days of Advent of Code puzzles and five Kotlin livestreams on December 1-5. Solve the puzzles in Kotlin with help from Kotlin team experts and fun community guests, climb the lea ...

A year ago, I wrote a blog post about solving Advent of Code puzzles using Rust as the implementation language. I believe it's still relevant if you plan to use Rust this year. In one section, I advis ...

The Release Candidate for IntelliJ IDEA 2025.3 is now available, and we're closing the Early Access Program for this development cycle. Thank you to everyone who evaluated the EAP builds,

Whether you missed the event or just want a recap of the technical highlights, here is my take on the biggest announcements from BazelCon 2025.

TeamCity 2025.11 introduces new build steps for pipelines, enhanced encryption settings, and a refreshed experience that makes powerful CI/CD workflows easier to create and manage. Here's what's new i ...

Another set of updates for the 2025.3 versions of ReSharper and Rider has just been released. Let's take a look at what's been improved. ReSharper 2025.3.0.3 Rider 2025.3.0.3 The upda ...

In IntelliJ IDEA 2025.3, JSpecify becomes the preferred nullability source. When it's present on the classpath, the IDE automatically recognizes and even generates JSpecify annotations via quick-fixes and refactorings.

Spring's AOT engine has been around since the Spring Native days, but Spring Data never really benefited from it - until now. Repository infrastructure is one of the most dynamic parts of the framewor ...