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When you ask an AI agent to write a new feature, a good agent will eventually say: "I need to write a test for this." But what happens next is usually messy. To figure out where that new test be ...

JetBrains Rider 2026.2 EAP 3 is out! You can download this version from our website, update directly from within the IDE, use the free Toolbox App, or install it via snap packages. Here's what ...

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At KotlinConf'26, the JetBrains team and industry partners shared how Kotlin continues to evolve for developers at every scale.

Starting with Kotlin 2.4, the Kotlin standard library now includes an 18-month security support policy, with security fixes backported across active release lines.

The Kotlin by JetBrains extension for VS Code is now available in Alpha. Install the extension, try it out on a Kotlin project, and share your feedback.

A JetBrains Research study analyzing 28M development cycles found Kotlin cycles were about 15%-20% shorter than Java cycles on comparable work.

Learn how to profile in Go with `pprof`. Explore CPU, memory, goroutine, block, and mutex profiling to analyze performance and optimize Go applications.

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