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Stories with reporting from JetBrains Blog, ranked by what is gaining ground now. Each story links to the original articles.
JetBrains BlogA JetBrains report examines how teams run CI/CD pipelines, which tools they use and where AI fits into workflows. It says 83.4% of respondents who use DevOps practices run CI/CD pipelines, drawing on the JetBrains Developer Ecosystem Survey 2026.
JetBrains BlogA post adapted from Kai Schmithuesen’s talk at JetBrains Game Development Day 2026 considers code quality, business outcomes and AI’s impact on quality. The supplied description does not state the post’s conclusions.
JetBrains BlogJetBrains releases TeamCity On-Premises 2026.2.1 and 2026.1.5, addressing more than 40 security vulnerabilities across the two updates. The releases also include fixes for regular bugs and performance problems.
The Kotlin team recommends Kotlin Toolchain 0.13 as the starting point for most new Kotlin Multiplatform projects. The unified configuration entry point supports building JVM, Android, iOS, multiplatform, and server-side applications.
JetBrains BlogJetBrains opens an Early Access Program for JetBrains Air in JetBrains IDEs, making the plugin available through JetBrains Marketplace or natively. Air is described as an open system of products for agentic development.
JetBrains BlogA new TeamCity plugin, Warm Agents, is presented as a way to reduce build queues caused by waiting for cloud agents to start. The example describes a one-minute build waiting ten minutes for a slow Windows cloud instance.
JetBrains BlogJava and Kotlin by IntelliJ IDEA, an LSP-based extension for bringing IntelliJ IDEA language features to third-party editors such as VS Code and Cursor, reaches release candidate status. The extension aims to provide Java and Kotlin support beyond IntelliJ IDEA itself.
JetBrains BlogJetBrains joins the Open Source Security Foundation as a general member. OpenSSF is a Linux Foundation initiative focused on securing the software supply chain, and the membership is announced at OpenSSF Community Day Europe in Prague.
JetBrains BlogAmper becomes the Kotlin Toolchain with release 0.11, described as a unified entry point for Kotlin and now in Alpha. The Kotlin blog is also moving to bring ecosystem news together.
JetBrains BlogA team working with Lund University researchers presents a framework for reviewing AI-generated code. The issue is framed as a growing review bottleneck as coding agents produce large changes spanning multiple files.
JetBrains BlogIntelliJ IDEA adds command-completion changes aimed at making IDE features easier to discover. The story describes a challenge spanning shortcuts, intention menus, Search Everywhere, postfix completion, live templates, and tool windows.
JetBrains BlogAn engineering organization’s experience with AI agents is the focus of a series drawing on discovery calls with teams ranging from a 16-developer agency to organizations with thousands of developers. The piece examines what those teams report about working with agents, rather than assuming faster individual developers make faster teams.
Beginning with the named IntelliJ IDEA and Android Studio releases, the Kotlin Multiplatform plugin will stop providing Swift-file editing, syntax highlighting and navigation between Swift and Kotlin. Running iOS applications and debugging Kotlin code on iOS will remain supported.
JetBrains BlogThe October 2026 Java Annotated Monthly covers September releases and articles, including Java 27 and JetBrains Air’s announcement and IDE early-access launch. Marit van Dijk introduces the edition.
JetBrains BlogEmiliano Bonilla, CEO and co-founder of Synnax, answers questions about what the company is building, why it began, and what it has learned. The interview is part of JetBrains’ Startup Program founder Q&A series.
JetBrains BlogThe piece compares RustRover with VS Code and rust-analyzer as workflows for Rust development, outlining their strengths and trade-offs. It begins a series of comparisons from the perspective of a team that develops a dedicated Rust IDE.
JetBrains’ dotInsights newsletter presents recent .NET and software-development links and includes a short explainer on atomic operations with System.Threading.Interlocked.
