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What’s in a data analyst? Survey suggests Python user base mainly devs

Last November, the Python Software Foundation and dev tool creator JetBrains took the pulse of the Python community […]

JetBrains signals lift off for TeamCity Cloud in roadmap update

JetBrains has put developing TeamCity Cloud at the top of its to-do list, and said a public beta […]

JetBrains pops selenium for IntelliJ IDEA testing boost

JetBrains has announced improved IDE support for Selenium, the widely used Java testing framework. The Czech based vendor […]

What’s the point: Docker finds Windows Home, IntelliJ IDEA tweaks, Puppet Remediates, Spring Sec GA

Docker has announced experimental support for Windows Home WSL 2 integration, which means Windows Insider users on 19040 […]

JetBrains plugs security vulns, fixes dozens of bugs in TeamCity 2019.2.2

JetBrains has blasted out TeamCity 2019.2.2, which amongst other things includes a brace of security fixes significant enough […]

What’s the point: IBM shifts OpenShift onto mainframes, GitLab, JetBrains and Istio all on bug hunts

IBM has announced that Red Hat’s OpenShift Container Platform is now available for its Z and LinuxOne platforms. […]

JetBrains goes EAP on IntelliJ 2020.1, goes to town on TeamCity

JetBrains has thrown open the early access doors on IntelliJ IDEA 2020.1, delivering Java 14 support and a […]

JetBrains to reimagine IntelliJ as text editor, add machine learning

JetBrains has added further destinations to the IntelliJ-based roadmap it sketched out last year, promising more localization, machine […]

JetBrains makes a list, checks it twice, says indexing, new workflows would be very nice

JetBrains has put improved performance and accommodating modern workflows at the top of its end of year wish […]

What’s the point: JetBrains blasts out IntelliJ IDEA, GitLab users on Lambda, HashiCorp serves up mugs, Django hits 3.0

JetBrains has shipped IntelliJ IDEA 2019.3, promising faster startup by parallelising some previously sequential instructions and reorganising classes. […]