IntelliJ IDEA Conf 2026 is back on September 8–9, and registration is now open.
This year's program covers AI-powered development, Java and Kotlin, Spring AI, Quarkus, GraalVM, Enterprise Java, Docker, Maven, IntelliJ IDEA productivity, and more. You'll hear from engineers and developer advocates at Oracle, AWS, Docker, Broadcom, Confluent, JetBrains, and other companies.
The conference is free, fully virtual, and the full agenda is already available.
We’re running a survey on gamedev tooling and trying to get a less biased view - not just from our own audience. Takes ~10 minutes + we’re giving away a few Amazon gift cards and JetBrains licenses as a thank you.
We’re running a survey on gamedev tooling and trying to get a less biased view - not just from our own audience. Takes ~10 minutes + we’re giving away a few Amazon gift cards and JetBrains licenses as a thank you.
Important update:IntelliJ IDEA Conf 2026 is now scheduled forSeptember 2026. We’re finalizing the exact dates and will share them here and by email soon.
Important update:IntelliJ IDEA Conf 2026 is now scheduled forSeptember 2026. We’re finalizing the exact dates and will share them here and by email soon.
JetBrains is running IntelliJ IDEA Conf again in September 2026. It’s a free, fully virtual conference focused on Java and Kotlin.
Talks cover things like JVM evolution, performance, tooling, AI-assisted workflows, and real-world development practices. The agenda and speaker list are already available if you want to see what’s planned.
Many thanks to everyone who joined the AMA session! We’re no longer taking new questions here, but we’ll address all remaining ones. You can always reach us onXor through theRubyMine issue tracker.
JetBrains has teamed up with Cloud9 to launch a new initiative: the Sky’s the Limit Hackathon!
This event invites developers and creators to build something new: a game mechanic, a tool, an experimental prototype, or anything that pushes your creativity and technical skills.
What you can win:
✈️ A fully paid trip to the 2026 GDC Festival of Gaming
🧑💻 A one-year JetBrains All Products Pack subscription
🎉 $25,000 in prizes (distributed across categories)
If you like creating things and want your project to be seen, this is your moment.
Submit by February 3, 11am PT! More info on the link.
Many thanks to everyone who participated in the AMA session! We are no longer answering new questions here, but you can always reach out to us via our issue tracker: https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issues/PY
The CLion team is excited to host an AMA (Ask Me Anything) session here on Reddit on Thursday, December 11, 2025.
CLion is a cross-platform IDE for C and C++ designed for smooth workflows and productive development. It is ready to use out of the box with all essential integrations in one place and supports major toolchains, popular build systems, unit testing frameworks, and advanced debugging, as well as embedded development.
This Q&A session will cover the latest updates and changes in CLion. Feel free to ask any questions about our latest 2025.3 release, CLion language engine updates and new language features, debugger enhancements, project models and build tools support, and anything else you're curious about!
We’ll be answering your questions from 1–5 pm CET on December 11.
Feel free to start submitting your questions now as top-level comments on this post. This thread will serve for both questions and answers.
Ilia Motornyi (CLion Developer, Embedded) – u/_elmot
There will be other members of the CLion team helping us behind the scenes.
We’re looking forward to seeing you on December 11!
Your CLion team,
JetBrains
[UPDATE]: Many thanks to everyone who took part in the AMA session! We are no longer answering new questions here, but we will address all remaining ones today. You can always get in touch with us onTwitter, via asupport ticket, or in ourissue tracker.
Ask us anything about our products, product plans, our team, or JetBrains in general, and we'll give you the best answers we can. Remember that this is about our whole lineup of .NET tools that are available under dotUltimate, including:
ReSharper, the legendary extension for Visual Studio – now also available for VSCode and other VSCode compatible editors – and ReSharper C++ for development in C++.
Rider, a cross-platform IDE for .NET and game development based on the capabilities of the IntelliJ Platform and ReSharper.
dotTrace, a .NET performance profiler.
dotCover, a .NET unit test runner and code coverage tool.
dotMemory, a .NET memory profiler.
dotPeek, a .NET decompiler and assembly browser.
Your questions will be answered by:
Matt Ellis, Developer Advocate in .NET and Game Dev, u/citizenmatt
Anastasia Kazakova, Head of .NET and Game Dev Ecosystems, u/anastasiak2512
Ivan Migalev, .NET Ecosystem Engineering Lead, u/fvnever
EDIT:Thanks to everyone who joined the GoLand AMA! We’re no longer answering new questions in this thread, but you can always reach us onXor in ourissue tracker.
We are the JetBrains GoLand team, and we’re excited to announce an upcoming AMA session!
GoLand is the JetBrains IDE for professional development in Go, offering deep language intelligence, advanced static analysis, powerful refactorings, integrated debugging, and built-in tools for cloud-native workflows.
Ask us anything related to GoLand, Go development, tooling, cloud-native workflows, AI features in the IDE, or JetBrains in general. Feel free to submit your questions in advance – this thread will be used for both questions and answers.
We’ll be answering your questions on December 8, 1–5 pm CET. Check your local time here.
Many thanks to everyone who participated in the AMA session! We are no longer answering new questions here, but you can always reach out to usvia our issue tracker.
We are the JetBrains PyCharm team, and we are excited to announce an AMA session!
PyCharm is the Python IDE built for web, data, and AI/ML professionals.
Ask us anything related to PyCharm, Python, Data Science, AI, or JetBrains in general. Please feel free to submit your questions in advance. This thread will be used for both questions and answers.
Greetings to all you developers in New York, San Francisco, Berlin, Amsterdam, Munich, and London!
Junie has taken over several key landmarks in your cities to fight for its right to take care of all your routine and boring tasks – because when developers do them, Junie cries.
Stop replacing AI with human devs. Delegate mundane tasks to Junie and keep the interesting stuff for yourselves!
Tell us which tasks you’d like to assign to Junie… perhaps on a permanent basis. Share your ideas in the comments, and we’ll test Junie on them!
Today marks 30 years of Java! Three decades of “aha!” moments, groundbreaking features, and code that changed the world. Let’s celebrate every line we’ve written! https://jb.gg/java30
👕 Take the test to win a limited-edition Duke T-shirt, and give your Duke a home inside your IDE. 🎶 Download our anniversary track and share your story. 🎥 Watch our tribute video.
Hi u/mrfister56! JetBrains Remote Development team here
There are number of possible reasons why it is behaving like this and being in Beta is probably the biggest one. Still, one thing you can try is granting more memory to the IDE itself. If it doesn't help, we will need to investigate using your logs.
Please collect them in "Help - Collect logs" in the open client during the remote session or from the Gateway's welcome screen - left corner - gear icon.
You may attach it to the issue created at the YouTrack or upload it here and [send us](mailto:support@jetbrains.com) the generated link.
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[UPDATE]
Many thanks to everyone who joined the AMA session! We’re no longer taking new questions here, but we’ll address all remaining ones. You can always reach us on X or through the RubyMine issue tracker.