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From Android Dev to KMP Pro. 🚀 We are wrapping up our 4-week "KMP Level Up" initiative with a massive expert panel featuring Jake Wharton, Zac Sweers, and other mobile experts. This webinar is the finale of a guided journey designed to help developers master Kotlin Multiplatform. The campaign hub is now fully unlocked, featuring: ✅ The Learning Matrix: A structured roadmap of the best docs, courses, and articles for every skill level. ✅ The Ultimate Watchlist: A curated selection of the best talks on production KMP and architecture. ✅ Free Training: A 5-hour crash course on Compose Multiplatform. Whether you are just starting or looking to scale, these resources are for you. Explore the hub and secure your spot for the expert panel below.👇 https://jb.gg/mdhrbo

What would you ask a JetBrains expert if you could? 💭 In December, you’ll get your chance! We’re hosting an Ask Me Anything week on Reddit: an opportunity for developers to connect directly with some of our most experienced professionals. 💬 Join the discussions on the subreddits below! 🔗 r/jetbrains: https://lnkd.in/gG2dy8zu (For all AMAs except for Kotlin.) 🔗 r/kotlin: https://lnkd.in/gnqpiR2T Don’t miss out!

This year’s Google Summer of Code projects made a real impact on the Kotlin ecosystem, bringing Gradle tooling, a Firebase AI Logic SDK for Kotlin Multiplatform, Jenkins automation improvements, a new Kotlin LSP, and more. 💜 Meet the contributors and explore their stories ⤵ https://blog.jetbrains.com/kotlin/2025/11/google-summer-of-code-2025/

What does it actually take to build Java systems that can handle massive traffic? In this episode of The Marco Show, Marco talks with Ludovic Orban (long-time Jetty maintainer and performance engineer) about the realities of scaling Java applications in 2025. 📺 Watch the full episode on the IntelliJ IDEA YouTube channel and join the giveaway: https://lnkd.in/dP_txnBe In this episode: • The truth behind “web scale” • Jetty vs Tomcat: architectural differences • Multi-core CPUs & why memory is the new bottleneck • Distributed transactions vs compensating patterns • Terracotta’s clustered JVM and lessons from pushing Java to its limits • Why AI-generated code can fail in performance-critical systems Also available on your favorite podcast platforms.

JetBrains is proud to continue its partnership with OpenAI as we work together to improve how more than 15 million developers design, reason, and build software.In this latest episode of Frontiers of AI, Kris Kang, our Head of Product, shares how JetBrains is integrating GPT-5 into our tools and workflows and offers his advice to today’s technology leaders. Read the full article: https://lnkd.in/ezFvRVyk

Today, teams often use AI agents piecemeal – one in the IDE, another in the CLI, another in chat. There is no single way to allow/deny, budget, see results, or collaborate across teams and projects. The consequence? Cost and risk creep up, and leaders struggle to see what's actually working. We are building something new – designed specifically to address AI challenges at scale for organizations. At AWS re:Invent 2025, you’ll have a unique opportunity to meet our product team and share your feedback directly. Be among the first to explore how it can help your organization control AI and manage costs. 💬 Let’s talk! Visit us at our booth #1385 at AWS re:Invent 2025 to discuss this partnership! #AWSreInvent #AWSPartners

As AI becomes an integral part of daily software development, the real challenge is building confidence and trust in the tools themselves. Developers face inconsistent AI quality, while organizations struggle with visibility, control, and compliance. At AWS re:Invent 2025, we will demonstrate how to deliver trust in AI-driven development: by giving developers access to trusted, high-quality AI models and providing organizations with transparent governance. 👉 Visit us at booth #1385 to explore: AI in action – See how multiple AI tools seamlessly coexist in our IDEs, keeping code quality high and development joyful. Governance made simple – JetBrains is building something new that will make conscious adoption of AI a standard. Be first to get a sneak peek! 💡Kris K. will also be giving a special talk that aims to answer the question: Can freedom of choice for developers and transparent governance for organizations coexist? Don’t miss it! See you at AWS re:Invent! #AWSreInvent #AWSPartners

At TechCrunch Disrupt, we talked with startup founders who are redefining what’s possible with AI and developer tools. Their stories remind us how innovation starts: with bold ideas, great tools, and a passion for building. 👉 Check out the video to learn what they shared with us!

🤖 Thinking about adding AI features to your app? Spring AI and Kotlin make it straightforward to connect to LLMs, generate structured output, stream responses, and run RAG pipelines – all with concise, type-safe Kotlin code. 🔗 Explore how it works with runnable Kotlin notebooks and real examples: https://kotl.in/spring-ai

Master AI-assisted programming and become an AI-powered engineer with Junie, the JetBrains AI coding agent 🤖 Together with Nebius Academy, JetBrains Academy has launched two free courses on how to collaborate with AI in real projects: 1️⃣ Coding With Junie – build, test, and debug projects with AI inside JetBrains IDEs. 2️⃣ AI Agents as Your Team – discover how AI agents work and how to use them effectively in your workflows. Both courses are part of the free AI-Assisted Programming series, where you’ll learn best practices for AI-generated code, explore AI agents in development, and build your own AI-powered web app with an integrated LLM – all through short, hands-on modules. Start today and see how AI fits into your coding routine. https://lnkd.in/gx__Rmkb