5 Books Every Beginner Programmer Should Read
Starting to code can feel like a daunting task, but pairing courses with the right books can provide both hands-on skills and in-depth knowledge. To help you on this journey,…
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RustRover Is Released And Includes A Free Non-Commercial Option
Since the announcement of the RustRover Public Preview eight months ago, we’ve been hard at work shaping our vision for this feature-rich Rust IDE. Today, we’re excited to announce the general availability of…
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Introducing JetBrains AI And The In-IDE AI Assistant
With the rise of generative AI and large language models (LLMs) this year, the landscape of not just the development industry but the creative industry as a whole has begun…
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Compose Multiplatform For iOS Is In Alpha
Compose Multiplatform, the declarative framework from JetBrains for building cross-platform user interfaces with Kotlin, is now able to target iOS! That means you can use Compose Multiplatform to build your…
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WebStorm 2023.1.1 Is Now Available
WebStorm 2023.1.1, the first bug-fix update for WebStorm 2023.1, is now available! It’s packed with improvements including a better New Vue Component action, various bug fixes for Angular, Astro, Tailwind…
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PyCharm 2023.1.1 Is Out!
With this build, we’ve introduced some highly requested bug fixes related to the debugger and remote interpreters. We also added support for PyScript’s new approach to application configuration. The Toolbox App is…
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Introducing The Space Git Flow
Do you strive to deliver quality code smoothly and steadily? For development teams that practice a continuous release cycle, establishing a delivery flow can require significant effort when it comes…
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KotlinConf 2023: Join The Livestream And Get Your Questions Answered!
KotlinConf 2023 is almost here! Are you ready to be a part of the conference experience? We will be streaming KotlinConf’23 live on YouTube, so you will have full access to…
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What’s New In PyCharm 2023.1
PyCharm 2023.1 is out! The first major release of the year brings support for remote Jupyter notebooks, enhancements to the new UI, improved type inference for generics, and much more.…
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