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JetBrains NewsletterAugust 2020 |
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Introducing the Latest 2020.2 IDE UpdatesIntelliJ IDEA — IntelliJ IDEA 2020.2 lets you review and merge GitHub pull requests right from inside the IDE, quickly navigate between warnings and errors in a file with the new Inspections widget, view the full list of issues in a current file with the Problems tool window, and get notified if your changes break other files. Also, with this release you can use Jakarta EE, and there is better support for Quarkus, Micronaut, and OpenAPI. Learn more in What’s New and watch an overview. AppCode — The latest AppCode release is here with initial Swift Package Manager support, speed improvements for code completion, navigation, and highlighting, the Change Signature refactoring for Swift, a brand-new Problems view and inspection widget, and full support for GitHub pull requests. CLion — CLion 2020.2 has been released and is now open to a wider variety of C and C++ projects by introducing a top-voted feature – Makefiles projects support. Thanks to better compliance with the C++20 standard, many reworked code analysis checks, and new unit testing abilities, writing high-quality, modern C++ code has never been easier. DataGrip — This release comes with a separate editor for cell values, DML preview in the data editor, a new UI for bool values, and support for the BigQuery dialect. GoLand — New features for Go modules, better presentation of possible problems in your code, code inspections, code editing features, additional support for comments, experimental support for generics, and more. PhpStorm — This major release of the PHP IDE brings support for PHP 8 union types, a new control flow engine for PHP that helps detect even more issues in the code, full GitHub pull requests workflow support right inside the IDE, and easier API development with OpenAPI support via a plugin. PyCharm — The release comes with many improvements and new features, including full support for GitHub pull requests, smart in-editor exceptions preview, and a revamped refactoring experience. RubyMine — This update brings a new way to review and fix problems in code, a load of new intention actions, support for Liquid, full support for GitHub pull requests, and many more new features for Ruby, Rails, JS, and database tools. Learn more from the What's New page or from this video overview. WebStorm — A long-awaited option for using Prettier as the default formatter, best-in-class (now we can finally say so!) support for Vue, new intentions for JavaScript, full support for GitHub pull requests, and much more! Check out the What's New page to learn more or watch this video to get a quick tour of key changes. .NET Tools Licensing Update: dotUltimateStarting Aug 6, we've simplified our offers and now have just three simple options – ReSharper (includes both ReSharper and ReSharper C++), Rider, and dotUltimate. The new dotUltimate license provides a complete .NET toolkit with all our Visual Studio extensions, a standalone IDE, and a set of profiling and coverage tools to help you take advantage of the countless opportunities .NET development provides. Rider 2020.2 and ReSharper 2020.2 Now AvailableRider — The second major release of this year delivers some highly requested features such as the Localization Manager and Shader support in our Unity integration. We've completely reworked the debugger API to make it faster and more powerful. Enjoy better C# support, Data Breakpoints, and full support for GitHub pull requests. ReSharper — This release introduces new inspections and quick-fixes for C# 8 and nullable reference types, the much-awaited Code Cleanup on Save, a revamped Unit Test Runner, and accessibility improvements. Also, ReSharper C++ brings you to the next level of Unreal Engine development and comes with a lot of improvements for C++/CLI support, navigation, and code analysis. YouTrack 2020.3 Lets You View Pull Requests in IssuesYouTrack 2020.3 is here with awesome improvements for software development teams and many others: View pull requests in issues, use VCS change events in Workflows, and add the new time-tracking widget to your dashboards. Welcome to Space BetaToday, we’re excited to announce the public launch of Space Beta. During this period, everyone is welcome to sign up for Space and register their organization without having to request a personal invitation or be on a waitlist. Space continues to be absolutely free during this time. |
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Product Releases and Company NewsTeamCity 2020.1.3 — This release significantly improves performance and includes updates to the clean-up engine, the Custom Run dialog, and the Build History tab, and addresses more than 60 other issues. EduTools Plugin v.3.9 — We've just released version 3.9 of the EduTools plugin, with support for the 2020.2 IDE releases. The 2020.2 versions of IntelliJ IDEA Edu and PyCharm Edu are also available. They combine the latest fixes for PyСharm and IntelliJ IDEA with the latest EduTools plugin updates from v3.9, such as support for Scala projects from JetBrains Academy, the possibility to embed YouTube videos in task descriptions, and more. IntelliJ Rust for 2020.2 — This release introduces a new macro expansion engine, adds initial debugger support for Rust's MSVC toolchain, and receives some significant updates to language support and editor functionality. IntelliJ Platform Plugin Template — The new IntelliJ Platform Plugin Template makes it easier for you to create and maintain your IDE plugins. AppCode 2020.3 Roadmap — Learn about our AppCode's plan for the 2020.3 release. CLion 2020.3 Roadmap — Check out CLion's plans for the 2020.3 release, which include performance improvements, MISRA checks, Makefile projects support enhacements, CTest, improvements in the debugger, and remote mode. Let's Talk About You and GoLand — Does your team use GoLand, or IntelliJ IDEA with the Go plugin? Are you and your team considering migrating to GoLand? We'd love to chat about you, GoLand, golang, and anything that could help your team use GoLand more successfully. Early Access PyCharm Podcast — Early Access PyCharm is a brand-new podcast that goes behind the scenes of how the PyCharm IDE is made and all the thinking that goes into it. In the upcoming episodes, you will hear from the people who work daily to make you more productive and your code even better. Technological HighlightsJava Annotated Monthly: August '20 — August's Java Annotated Monthly is a relaxed affair with its blend of Java news (past and future) and some light reading around how to improve ourselves and our organizations. .NET Annotated Monthly: August '20 — Freshly baked! The August 2020 edition of the .NET Annotated Monthly is available with the latest news, releases, tutorials, and blog posts. Upcoming Webinar and Recent RecordingJakarta EE 9 and Beyond, August 20 — We will go through every aspect of Jakarta EE 9 and how this release lowers the barriers of entry, eases the migration, and lays the foundation for a platform for future innovation. REST – The Ignored Parts, August 25 — In this webinar we will look at how we can design a REST API that is flexible and evolvable by being in sync with what HTTP has to offer. How to Stop Worrying and Adopt Nullable Reference Types — The recording of our July 9 webinar, with Andrey Dyatlov, is now available. Learning ResourcesChats: Stay Informed, Discuss, Take Action — Space Packages are receiving a number of important updates. Packages are now project-wide and have support for permissions. If you use organization-wide packages, some action might be required. Space Packages Update. Project Repositories — In Space, we decided to make Chats the central hub for real-time information sharing. We want it to be a single inbox that will streamline group chats, direct chats, and notifications, and that will also let you react and actually do things right in the message stream. Debugger Updates in Rider 2020.2 — Read more about how Data Breakpoints and Pin-to-Frame can help you find where the change comes from in your code base and to watch the state of values in different iterations. NuGet Updates in Rider 2020.2 — In this blog post, you will learn about how to view implicit package references, access common operations in a brand-new context popup menu, check a package search history, and marvel at other NuGet magic we've prepared for you. ReSharper Command-Line Tools — Cross-Platform and Global Tools — A deep dive into how ReSharper and Rider relate to build servers, and how their features can be utilized in CI/CD environments. JavaScript and TypeScript Style of Imports — Read our latest WebStorm blog post where we explain how to configure the style of imports in your JavaScript and TypeScript files. WebStorm Fundamentals: Understanding the UI — We're actively working on a series of videos that will help you understand the fundamentals of WebStorm. In the first video from this series, we take a look at the key UI elements of WebStorm and explain how they can help you handle specific tasks. IntelliJ Rust 0.3: New Macro Expansion Engine — Learn how the new macro expansion engine works under the hood and what benefits it brings for your Rust code. MPS One-pager — Get simple answers to the questions "What is MPS?“, “Why should you care?“, and “How does it work?” on a single page. Kotlin 1.4.0: Debugging coroutines — New functionality to make debugging coroutines easy, along with the ability to define deep recursive functions. Dokka Preview — Work continues on the new Dokka preview which is based on Kotlin 1.4.0 RC. Redesigned with new architecture, this documentation engine for Kotlin introduces a modern HTML format, JDK 9+ support, and tasks for multi-module projects. Early Access ProgramsKotlin 1.4.0 Release Candidate — Kotlin's latest RC is here with improved IDE support for the Gradle Kotlin DSL, Standard library as a default dependency, simplified management for CocoaPods dependencies, and many more. Check out the blog post for more details. |
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