JetBrains News 2012

Free .NET Decompiler from JetBrains is Released

10.05.2012

We are delighted to announce the inaugural release of dotPeek, the free-of-charge .NET decompiler and assembly browser from JetBrains. Please download and enjoy dotPeek 1.0.

Here's a quick list of features that dotPeek offers:

• Decompiling .NET Framework 1.0-4.5 assemblies to C#.
• The look and feel of a code editor, ensuring a familiar environment for developers.
• Quick overview of code structure and hierarchy.
• Powerful ReSharper-inspired navigation and search, including instant jump to a specific type, assembly, symbol, or type member, as well as navigation to symbol declarations, implementations, derived and base symbols.
• Accurate search for symbol usages with advanced presentation of search results.
• Connecting to symbol and source servers to fetch original source code, if available.
• Keyboard shortcuts for most actions that would be familiar to ReSharper users.

To learn more about dotPeek 1.0, take an overview of dotPeek features, and/or watch this introductory screencast on JetBrains TV.

YouTrack 3.3: Advanced Full-Text Search

2.05.2012

Please welcome YouTrack 3.3 — a fresh update for our innovative bug and issue tracker. This time we focused on intelligent full-text search capabilities, to help you filter issues even faster.

What can you do in the new YouTrack 3.3?

• Narrow your search down to specific fields: Summary, Description, Comments or Attachments.
• Search inside the code tag in issue description or comments.
• Enjoy improved text search for the supported search languages, such as: English, French, Spanish, German, Russian, Portuguese, Polish, Swedish, and others.
• Use morphological analysis for a number of languages, such as Czech, Arabic, Chinese, and Japanese.
• Filter issues that have a description.

Please check What's New in YouTrack 3.3 for more details. Download YouTrack 3.3 or sign up for YouTrack InCloud — start using the latest version in no time!

PhpStorm 4.0: Do It Right From The First Time

24.04.2012

PhpbStorm 4.0 is out!

The new release includes full compliance with PHP 5.4 language features and ECMAScript Harmony support, and killer bug-prevention abilities using PHP Code Sniffer and PHPUnit Code Coverage.

The most important changes include:

• PHP 5.4 language features support
• ECMAScript Harmony support
• Code coverage for PHPUnit
• Code checking with PHP Code Sniffer
• Drupal coding style support
• New PHP code inspections
• Smarter JavaScript completion

For more details please read what's new, and download PhpStorm 4.0.

dotPeek 1.0 Beta is Available

19.04.2012

JetBrains' own free-of-charge .NET decompiler and assembly browser has just entered into a new milestone: please download and try dotPeek 1.0 Beta.

dotPeek decompiles .NET 1.0-4.5 assemblies to C#; provides syntax highlighting, ReSharper-like keyboard support, powerful navigation and search capabilities, and strong code insight (something you would expect from a JetBrains tool anyway.)

Compared to earlier builds, dotPeek 1.0 Beta adds installer, introduces assembly list management, works with archives, folders, and .winmd files, and shows compiled-generated code on request. To learn more about improvements in Beta, see JetBrains .NET Tools Blog.

WebStorm 4.0 in Harmony with ECMAScript!

17.04.2012

WebStorm 4.0 is out!

This release includes support of the newest features in the popular scripting language ECMAScript Harmony, also it introduces Code Coverage for JavaScript Unit Test, which lets you see how much code is untested.

The key changes include:

• ECMAScript Harmony support
• Code Coverage for JavaScript Unit Test
• HTML5 Boilerplate and other Web Application Templates
• Easier JavaScript Library Scope Configuration
• Smarter ordering of JavaScript completion options
• Custom code folding regions

For more details please read what's new, and download WebStorm 4.0.

The JetBrains Team

PyCharm 2.5 Gets Environment Friendly

13.04.2012

PyCharm, a powerful IDE for Python and Django, has been just updated to version 2.5 adding a bunch of important improvements for professional Python developers.

The main new features of PyCharm 2.5 include:

• Remote interpreters — full integration with Python interpreters running on remote hosts.
• Reading dependencies from setup.py or requirements.txt.
• Ability to browse and install packages from PyPI.
• Stronger virtualenv integration, including virtualenvs creation and auto-detection.
• UI for creating setup.py files and running setup.py tasks.
• Django 1.4 support.
• VCS: Subversion 1.7 support and better UI for Git branches.
• JavaScript: Static attributes awareness in JavaScript code completion and resolving plus support of the latest EcmaScript JavaScript engine.
• Reworked Debugger and Project tool windows UI and further editor speed improvements for Python, JavaScript and CSS coding.

Read more about the new features and download PyCharm 2.5 for your platform.

The JetBrains Team

Easter Egg-stravaganza!

2.04.2012

Have you behaved all year and written concise, clear code? Then go get your baskets ready, because the Easter Bunny is close!

From April 2 until April 16, the Easter Bunny is giving away 30% discounts on personal licenses for IntelliJ IDEA, PhpStorm, RubyMine, PyCharm and AppCode as well as 20% on our issue tracker, YouTrack.

Catch the Easter Bunny's before it's gone!

Happy Easter, and develop with pleasure! The JetBrains Team

PyCharm 2.5 Beta Available

30.03.2012

PyCharm 2.5 release is approaching and today you can try the Beta version.

The new version of our Python IDE significantly improves integration with remote Python interpreters. An ability to define remote interpreters and virualenvs is added.

Additional "packaging inspections" are introduced to analyze setup.py and requirements.txt for defined packages and to allow installing them instantly from the IDE.

To learn more about these and other new features and to download the Beta, please visit PyCharm 2.5 page.

The JetBrains Team

IntelliJ IDEA 11.1 is Available

28.03.2012

You'll be pleased to know that IntelliJ IDEA 11.1 is available, which is a massive free update for our flagship IDE. This release includes major improvements over IntelliJ IDEA 11:

• Subversion (SVN) 1.7 support
• Reworked UI for Git branches, branches synchronization for multi-root projects
• Android Lint and some other tools integration
• Better Gradle integration
• EcmaScript 6 (Harmony) support (Ultimate)
• Sybase and DB2 SQL dialects (Ultimate)
• Hibernate 4.0 (Ultimate)
• Improved Flex project setup (Ultimate)
• Performance improvements
• Further UI tuning

Read more about what's new in IntelliJ IDEA 11.1 and download the edition of your choice.

IntelliJ IDEA 11 Ultimate licensees qualify for a free upgrade to IntelliJ IDEA 11.1. Whichever older version of IntelliJ IDEA you are using now, you can easily upgrade your license to the latest one.

Of course, if you are using the free Community edition you can just download the new version.

The JetBrains Team

dotTrace 5.0 Performance is Released

19.03.2012

We are happy to announce the long-awaited major release of dotTrace Performance, the powerful performance profiler for .NET applications.

Key features of dotTrace 5.0 Performance include:

• Attaching to and detaching from an already running process. You can now involve a profiler on demand, when an application starts displaying performance issues, and detach it from the application as soon as a performance snapshot is captured.
• Streamlined remote profiling. Profiling .NET applications running on remote computers becomes easier, even in restricted environments.
• Bundled decompiler. Even if source code is not immediately available, the code of any function featured in a profiling snapshot can now be decompiled.
• Support for IIS Express. All major servers used to develop and run .NET web applications are now supported: ASP.NET Development Server, IIS Express, and the complete edition of IIS.

To learn more how dotTrace Performance has improved, please read What's New in dotTrace 5.0 Performance and/or watch this screencast on JetBrains TV.

Last but not least, you are welcome to download dotTrace 5.0 Performance.

The JetBrains Team

AppCode 1.5 - kick apps even more!

12.03.2012

AppCode 1.5 is released, a big update for our killer Objective-C IDE. The new version features the following major changes:

• Three times as many refactorings, including extract parameter, extract instance variable, inline anything and others.
• A number of great improvements to the debugger, e.g. code completion in the debugger console, exception breakpoints, viewing the contents of STL container objects, and more.
• Improved C++ coding
• New 'Hierarchy' view that shows imports hierarchy and 'Call Hierarchy' to examine your code execution flow.
• Better Xcode interoperability: Xcode Schemes are auto-synched with run configurations, ability to manage targets in AppCode and Xcode 4.4 support.
• Faster project indexing and reload after external changes.
• Updated IDE UI, and much more.

Read more about what's new, and download AppCode 1.5.

Note: AppCode 1.5 is a free update for everyone with an AppCode license.

The JetBrains Team

dotTrace 5.0 Performance Beta Available

01.03.2012

The new JetBrains .NET performance profiler release is approaching fast: starting today, you can download dotTrace 5.0 Performance Beta.

dotTrace 5.0 Performance allows attaching to an already running process, improves remote profiling experience, contains an integrated decompiler, and supports profiling web applications running under IIS Express.

To learn more about new functionality, please read What's New in dotTrace 5.0 Performance Beta.

dotTrace Performance: Free Upgrade to Version 5

24.02.2012

Good news for everyone who cares about .NET application performance. Starting February 23, any dotTrace 4.x Performance licenses that you buy make you eligible for a free upgrade to the upcoming dotTrace 5 Performance.

For details on features scheduled for dotTrace 5.x Performance, please see this EAP announcement post on the JetBrains .NET Tools blog.

TeamCity 7.0: Control the Power!

22.02.2012

TeamCity 7.0, the latest release of our build management and continuous integration system, is here to give you more versatility and much finer control over the whole CI process.

The major improvements include: customizable workload distribution among build agents, tools for build time optimization such as incremental builds and performance monitor, as well as build chains (pipelines) visualization, and much more.

Other key enhancements in TeamCity 7.0 include:

• Organizing build agents in pools to assign to projects
• Incremental builds
• Extended build chains support and visualization
• Build failure conditions
• Build parameters with custom UI
• Branch graphs for change history (Git and Mercurial)
• TeamCity as native NuGet feed server, and many more

See What's New for more details and download TeamCity 7.0 here.

TeamCity comes with a free Professional Server license, which gives you full access to all product features, with no time limit; the only restriction is a maximum of 20 build configurations. Alternatively, please consider buying an Enterprise Server license. For more information, or help with licensing and upgrading, please click here.

Keep building with pleasure!

YouTrack 3.2: Through-the-Roof Performance

22.02.2012

Please welcome YouTrack 3.2, a fresh update for your super-fast issue tracker! Super-fast, because this release is totally dedicated to performance improvements.

These improvements affect all parts of the software, from launching YouTrack to search queries, notification system, full issue screen, release notes and more.

Here are the juicy details about the great performance improvements we've got today:

• Processing complicated search requests has been optimized by up to 10 times.
• Showing suggestions and underlines are sped up in search queries, commands, and the create/edit report dialog.
• The notifications queue is now processed up to 5 times faster.
• Opening issues in HTML is greatly improved as well. No more waiting!
• The results of matrix reports are now stored in the DB, which means that they are recalculated now only per request.

Please read What's New in YouTrack 3.2 page for more details. Download YouTrack 3.2 along with YouTrack Workflow Editor 3.2 or sign up for YouTrack InCloud — the latest version is already here!

Enjoy your rocket-fast issue tracker even more! JetBrains YouTrack Team

ReSharper 6.1.1: New Maintenance Release

17.02.2012

Following an early access program, we're making available ReSharper 6.1.1: a new maintenance release of the awesome Visual Studio productivity tool.

It should be noted that if you're happy with version 6.1, there's probably not much sense in upgrading to 6.1.1. However, if you're experiencing any of these 40 bugs with 6.1, they are now fixed, and you're welcome to download and enjoy ReSharper 6.1.1.

RubyMine 4 is Out - Speed Up with Ruby and Rails IDE!

15.02.2012

We're pleased to announce the immediate availability of RubyMine 4.0, our intelligent Ruby on Rails IDE! The new major release is available for download.

This release provides significantly faster code indexing and analysis, which means improved responsiveness in all aspects of the IDE.

Other key changes in RubyMine 4.0 include:

• New, streamlined UI for all supported platforms: Windows, Mac OS and Linux.
• Dozens of new Ruby code inspections, Inline method and Unwrap refactorings.
• New search options and improved Structure and Hierarchy views.
• Rails framework support up to version 3.2 and integration with Phusion Passenger.
• Сode insight, formatting, compilation and launching via Node.js for CoffeeScript.
• Formatting for SCSS/LESS languages.
• Testing and debugging improvements with support for Minitest 2.10 and RSpec 2.8.
• Git revisions graph and other VCS support enhancements.

To learn more, please visit RubyMine site. Please note that RubyMine 4.0 is a free update for everyone who purchased their license after Feb 14, 2011.

As usual, a 30-day trial is available if you want to try RubyMine as your Ruby on Rails IDE.

Kotlin Goes Open Source!

14.02.2012

Since 2010 we've been developing a modern programming language for Java and JavaScript platforms, kode-named Kotlin. Well, today it went Open Source!

To see what it all looks like, try the Kotlin Web Demo, a web-based environment for editing, running and sharing Kotlin programs. Your feedback would be music to our ears!

We are also looking for Kontributors, i.e. Kotlin contributors — brave souls eager to make this world a better place together with us. All Kontributions, from Kompiler (a.k.a. Kotlin compiler) to IDE patches to libraries and examples, are welcome and appreciated.

To stay tuned with Kotlin news, please check our Kotlin Blog from time to time.

Happy Koding! The JetBrains Kotlin Team