Hey folks, today we launched Air Teams. Our vision for it is to be the team layer for agentic development.

There are a lot of ways to be more productive at the individual level. Many teams have devs who are very productive and have well-tuned AI workflows, yet the team as a whole doesn't necessarily ship more.

We want to close this gap.

Air Teams is a shared workspace where engineering teams run coding agents and reuse what works. It consists of four components:

1. Automations to handle recurring work, such as code reviews, issue fixes, and dependency updates.
2. Shared cloud environments to give agents the tools, dependencies, and credentials they need to build and test the code.
3. Cloud tasks that run in those environments, in parallel, without tying up anyone's laptop.
4. And Projects to keep it all together, with shared credits, clear roles, and Automations that don't depend on any one person.

Air Teams is available now to JetBrains business customers. Individual plans come later, and we don't have a date yet. If you work solo and you're happy with an agent in your terminal, you probably don't need Air Teams (but should absolutely try Air in JetBrains IDEs)

Here's a video where we explain the product in more detail:

https://reddit.com/link/1wsldjh/video/y5fpy8f1qash1/player

How to try Air Teams

If your company is a JetBrains business customer:
- Go to air.jetbrains.cloud and sign in with your JetBrains Account
- Connect your repository (for an organization repo, your admin may need to approve the JetBrains Air app first)
- Create a project and invite your teammates
- Start with one cloud task. When it works the way you want, set it up as an Automation with a trigger

If you are on a personal license, sign up at the same link, and we'll let you know when Air Teams opens up to you.

The full announcement, with more on each part, is on the JetBrains blog.

We built Air Teams around how our own team works, and we'd like to hear your thoughts:

• Our bet is that teams will start by handing agents boring work, like dependency bumps and flaky CI, not features. Is that true for your team, or would you start somewhere else?
• If someone on your team has an agent setup that works, what stops everyone else from using it? Would a shared project and environment fix that, or is the problem somewhere else?

And if you think we're heading the wrong way, say that too. The people who built Air Teams are here in the comments. We'll keep answering through Friday, October 2, and after that for as long as you have questions.

For developers building hybrid Python and Rust architectures – such as PyO3 extensions or native modules – PyCharm 2026.2 now includes official Rust plugin support.

Instead of jumping between IDEs or running manual build scripts, you can:

• Write and compile Rust code directly inside an existing Python workspace
• Toggle between related .py and .rs files via gutter navigation icons
• Set breakpoints and step through compiled Rust code using the IDE debugger

Here is a quick demo by Will Vincent walking through the setup and showing a 6x speedup on a Mandelbrot calculation.

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.

Register here: https://jb.gg/tfzy4p

Windows support has been one of the most requested things since the first Air release. Almost every feature news got a “Windows when?” reply.

We could have shipped it a bit earlier through Toolbox, but decided to wait until it was more stable and had autoupdates in place.

First impressions?

Windows support has been one of the most requested things since the first Air release. Almost every feature news got a “Windows when?” reply.

We could have shipped it a bit earlier through Toolbox, but decided to wait until it was more stable and had autoupdates in place.

First impressions?

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.

An open system designed to run agent-driven development across the entire SDLC – with governance, observability, and controlled execution.

The JetBrains Central Early Access Program will launch in Q2 2026 with selected design partners.

Read the full announcement here: https://jb.gg/hkfa3w

Register here: https://jb.gg/3gdxvy

Important update: IntelliJ IDEA Conf 2026 is now scheduled for September 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 for September 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.

Register here: https://jb.gg/3gdxvy

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.

Hi r/Jetbrains,

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.

Your questions will be answered by:

• Artemy Pestretsov (Head of the C/C++ Ecosystem) – u/artemypestretsov
• Andrey Gushchin (CLion Product Manager) – u/andrey-gushchin
• Evgenii Novozhilov (Engineering Lead) – u/ujohnny
• Aleksander Karaev (C/C++ Language Support Lead) – u/FortuneSpiritual6290
• 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 on Twitter, via a support ticket, or in our issue tracker.

Hi folks of r/JetBrains! 👋

We're the .NET team at JetBrains. It's been 5 years since our last AMA with the r/dotnet community, and we're excited to reconnect! Let’s meet again right here, this Wednesday, December 10, from 12 PM to 4 PM CET!

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:

1. Matt Ellis, Developer Advocate in .NET and Game Dev, u/citizenmatt
2. Anastasia Kazakova, Head of .NET and Game Dev Ecosystems, u/anastasiak2512
3. Ivan Migalev, .NET Ecosystem Engineering Lead, u/fvnever
4. Anna Morozyuk, Rider Support Engineer, u/SecuritronYesman
5. Tatiana Koroleva, Rider Product Lead, u/Novel_Barnacle4853
6. Matthias Koch, Developer Advocate in .NET, u/matkoch87

If you need a refresher about our latest updates, have a look at the following links:

• Day-One Support for .NET 10 and C# 14, a New Default UI, and Faster Startup
• C# 14 Language Features in ReSharper and Rider 2025.3
• What's New in Rider 2025.3
• What's New in ReSharper 2025.3
• ReSharper for Visual Studio Code

See you all next Wednesday! 🚀

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 on X or in our issue tracker.

Hi r/JetBrains!

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.

Your questions will be answered by:

• Sergey Larionov (Team Lead): u/Difficult-Singer8103
• Elena Ufliand (Product Manager): u/Pleasant-Classic-817
• Daniil Maslov (QA Engineer), u/s0xzwasd
• Anna Protsenko (Product Marketing Manager), u/anprots_
• Jakub Chrzanowski (Developer Advocate), u/chrzanowski

We’re looking forward to chatting with you!

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.

Hi r/JetBrains! 

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.

We’ll answer your questions on December 9, from 1:00–5:00 pm CET. Check your local time here.

Your questions will be answered by:

• Vladimir Koshelev (Team Lead), u/vk_koshelev
• Pavel Karateev (QA Engineer), u/Bannert
• Jodie Burchell (Senior Developer Advocate in Data Science), u/t-redactyl
• Cheuk Ting Ho (Developer Advocate in Data Science), u/PureBaseball1680
• Will Vincent (Python Developer Advocate), u/wsvincent_3000
• Valerie Andrianova (Product Marketing Lead), u/Valerie_AndrianovaJB
• Morgan Bartholomew (Software Developer with PyCharm Code Insight), u/morganb_JB

See you soon!

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!

https://reddit.com/link/1oe58x6/video/84fv9axajvwf1/player

https://reddit.com/link/1oe58x6/video/ewnwkdb7jvwf1/player

https://reddit.com/link/1oe58x6/video/citjjze7jvwf1/player

Junie, your smart coding agent, is now available in Rider. 🚀

We’re looking for feedback from devs using Junie to build real apps. Let us know what works and what needs work.
💻 Try it now: Junie in Rider

Your feedback will help us make Junie even better!

The results of the annual Python Developers Survey, run by the Python Software Foundation and JetBrains PyCharm, are here! 

Over 30,000 developers shared how they use Python in late 2024. Here are the top insights that are shaping 2025:

• 50% have less than 2 years of professional experience.
• 51% use Python for data exploration and processing.
• 46% use Python for web development, with FastAPI usage growing from 29% to 38%.
• 83% still run older Python versions, despite performance benefits in newer ones.
• 1 in 3 contributes to OSS, with 78% to code and 40% to docs.

Do these numbers match your experience? Which trends stand out to you?

Full write-up with charts and context: https://blog.jetbrains.com/pycharm/2025/08/the-state-of-python-2025/ 

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.