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AI, DevOps, and Kubernetes: Kelsey Hightower on What’s Next
DevOps: Failed or Evolved? Kelsey Hightower – one of the most influential figures in DevOps and cloud-native engineering – breaks down the future of DevOps, the rise of platform engineering, AI-as...
Top Developer Trends of 2025: AI Usage, Productivity, and the Rise of TypeScript
Every year, JetBrains surveys over 20,000 professional developers about their tools, priorities, and experiences at work. In this webinar, our host, Nadia Lokot, talks with Product Manager Ciara By...
ReSharper/Rider 2025.3 Release Party
Our .NET team at JetBrains just released version 2025.3 of ReSharper and Rider. We will cover new ReSharper features that improve Visual Studio development. Also, some of the new Rider additions wi...
Built-in Laravel Support: A New Era for PhpStorm Developers
For years, PhpStorm has been the go-to IDE for PHP developers – powerful and deeply integrated with the language. But there was one thing many kept asking for: Laravel support out of the box. Star...
ACP support in JetBrains IDEs
I Built a Korean Learning App… Using JetBrains Junie!
In this video, we use Junie, our JetBrains AI coding agent, to build a simple Korean learning app and explore how Junie can help write code, add features, and get something working quickly. What w...
Why LLMs Are Finally Useful
Remember when AI struggled to translate basic sentences? Fast forward to today, and it’s debugging legacy code and crashing the stock market. What actually changed to make LLMs so powerful in 2025...
JavaScript Best Practices: JavaScript Common Practices
It’s the small things that make great codebases. In this video, we cover the everyday JavaScript habits that keep your code clean and your job safe – from using strict equality and explicit conditi...
Cassie Kozyrkov on AI Transformation, Trust, and the Future of Business – Hosted by JetBrains
CEO of Kozyr and Google’s first Chief Decision Scientist, Cassie Kozyrkov, joins JetBrains’ Kris Kang to talk about what it means to be AI-first in a constantly shifting technical landscape, how bu...
Name tasks you already delegate to AI | TechCrunch Disrupt Q&A
JavaScript Best Practices: JavaScript Operations
Callbacks, loops, and messy checks? Not anymore. In this video, we break down core JavaScript operations – from async/await to modern object handling, Maps, Symbols, and even the built-in Intl API....
Alex Shows You JetBrains Qodana’s New Insights Dashboard!
Unlock a clearer, deeper understanding of your codebase with the Qodana Insights Dashboard. In this video, Alex walks you through how development teams can use Qodana to track code quality, code co...
JavaScript Best Practices: Modern JavaScript
JavaScript keeps evolving... are you keeping up? In this video, we explore modern JavaScript essentials: let and const, classes, private fields, arrow functions, nullish coalescing, and optional ch...
Spec-Driven AI Development Livestream
AI-driven software development holds great promise. But so far, the productivity results have been disappointing. Despite this, engineering managers are being directed to increase AI usage and spen...
The Modern Enterprise Toolkit for Secure, High-Quality Code
How can enterprises deliver secure, high-quality code without slowing down? In this webinar, we introduce The Modern Enterprise Toolkit for Secure, High-Quality Code — a complete set of new release...
What Happens When Everything on the Internet Is AI-Generated?
As AI-generated text, videos, and images flood the internet, one question grows louder: where’s the humanity left online? In this conversation, Paul Everitt and Michelle Frost explore the concept...
How Unifonic boosted development with an AI coding agent by JetBrains
Discover how leading customer engagement platform Unifonic is transforming its software development with Junie, an AI coding agent by JetBrains. In this case study, we explore how Unifonic adopted ...
How to Investigate UI Freezes
In this talk, we will explore common reasons for UI freezes in JetBrains IDEs. We will learn how to read IntelliJ thread dumps, coroutine dumps, and how to write plugin code, having cooperation wit...
Making an IntelliJ Plugin Remote Development-friendly
The landscape of software development is shifting toward distributed environments, and IntelliJ plugins need to keep up. This talk shows how to adapt a plugin for remote development. It covers key ...
AI-powered Test Generation Straight from your Debugger
Traditional test writing can be slow and disconnected from how code actually runs. This talk presents an AI-powered approach that leverages data from live debugging sessions and applies Retrieval-A...
Building in Constrained Environments: Lessons from YouTrack Apps
Building applications under strict technical constraints forces you to find creative workarounds, adapt simple solutions to tight limits, and sometimes deal with hidden platform issues. This talk e...
Kotlin Notebook Meets IntelliJ Platform
Kotlin Notebook is an interactive environment for running Kotlin code, exploring libraries, and creating interactive, easy-to-share notes directly in the IDE. This session demonstrates how to proto...
Developing a Language Plugin: LSP versus the Joy of Learning
The Language Server Protocol (LSP) promises an easy path to language plugin development, but it’s not a full substitute for native support. This talk shows how to combine the IntelliJ Platform’s LS...
From Template to Marketplace Creating Your First Plugin
The session walks through the journey of creating a plugin from a template, covering everything from the initial setup to reviewing structure and configuration. It then demonstrates building the pl...
Opening Keynote by Ivan Chirkov, Jakub Chrzanowski, and Robert Novotny
Ivan Chirkov, Team Lead for JetBrains Marketplace, kicks off the conference with an overview of the current state of Marketplace and the team’s plans for it. Jakub Chrzanowski offers insights into...
The Dark Forest of the Web: AI and Content
As AI-generated text, videos, and images flood the internet, one question grows louder: where’s the humanity left online? In this conversation, Paul Everitt and Michelle Frost explore the concept...
JetBrains Plugin Developer Conf 2025
Learn how to build the next great JetBrains plugin! Join JetBrains Plugin Developer Conf 2025 on November 5 for a full day dedicated to the art and science of plugin development. Here are the topi...
AI Skeptic Codes with Junie AI Agent for the First Time
What happens when a die-hard AI skeptic with 25 years of coding experience finally gives in and tries JetBrains’ AI coding agent, Junie? In this experiment, Alex invites Dmitry — a seasoned develo...
LLMs are scary
Beyond OOP: A Journey From Cache Misses to MASS Hits by Konrad Słoń
This session explores how memory access patterns, CPU caches, and object layout affect game performance. We’ll break down why traditional object-oriented programming often works against the hardwar...
Optimising for the Web by Dom Harris
A deep dive into web-specific game optimizations, featuring general best practices and tips for both Unity and Godot. Key takeaways from this talk An understanding of best practices for browser ga...
Building a Cross-Platform In-Game Store With Godot and PlayFab by Johannes Ebner
Monetization in games is very important for keeping your game alive and players engaged. At the same time, cross-platform engagement is more important than ever, with players playing the same game...
AI Infrastructure as Part of CI/CD for Mobile Game Development by Ilya Bogin
This session explores the transformative role of AI in accelerating and automating the CI/CD pipeline for mobile game development. We will delve into how AI infrastructure, from intelligent feedbac...
The State of Game Development With JetBrains by Matt Ellis
Game development is a fast-paced world, and it can be hard to keep up. Let's take a whistle-stop tour of what's new with JetBrains and get up to speed on recent changes in game development producti...
Introduction to Netcode for Entities by Johnny Thompson
This talk will provide an overview of the features and advantages of Unity's Netcode for Entities framework. This talk will also discuss some considerations to have when evaluating if your team sho...
Deploying Your Studio With the Cloud Game Development Toolkit by Gabriel Batista, Henry Kiem
In this session, Gabriel Batista and Henry Kiem, AWS Solutions Architects focused on games, will walk attendees through the Cloud Game Development Toolkit – a collection of open-source, infrastruct...
Power-Up Your Team: Soft Skills That Level Up Game Dev Collaboration by Sheena Yap Chan
Great games aren’t just coded – they’re crafted through collaboration, trust, and communication across disciplines. In the fast-paced world of game development, teams often focus on engines, pipeli...
Building Accessible Mobile Games and Native App Games for Accessibility by Gian Wild
You may be surprised, but people with disabilities play games, too! You may be tempted to simply follow the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines when building your game, but unfortunately, it does...
How We Use Junie in JetBrains
What happens when developers treat AI like a teammate — or even an intern? In this behind-the-screens look at JetBrains’ new AI coding agent, Junie, our engineers share how they actually use it day...
Does GenAI Mean the Death of Test-Driven Development (TDD) — Johan Smarius
Many developers now rely on GenAI to generate code and unit tests — but what does that mean for TDD? In this session, Johan explores how AI-assisted coding can coexist with test-driven development ...
Conquering Distributed Cloud Logging Without Breaking the Bank — Stathis Fylaktos
Observability is essential — but it shouldn’t cost a fortune. Stathis will walk you step-by-step through building a scalable, cost-efficient distributed logging system using open-source tools in AW...
Everything You (Don’t) Want to Know About Async and Await in C# — Stefan Pölz
Async/await in C# may look simple — but under the hood, it’s a powerful and intricate model. Stefan will take you on a deep dive into asynchronous programming in C#, exploring the async state machi...
How We Found a 2 GB/Day Leak in 5 Minutes – dotMemory Meets Akka.NET — Aaron Stannard
Debugging memory leaks is often more art than science — but it doesn’t have to be. Aaron shares a real production debugging story from the Akka.NET team, showing how they identified and fixed a mas...
Functional Programming in F#: Fad or Fabulous? — Ken Bonny
Curious about functional programming but intimidated by its concepts? Ken was too — until he discovered how practical and elegant it can be. In this session, he’ll demystify functional programming ...
Building Scalable GenAI Apps Using Semantic Kernel and .NET Aspire — Mehdi Hadeli
Generative AI is transforming modern applications — and with Semantic Kernel and .NET Aspire, building intelligent, cloud-native apps is easier than ever. Mehdi will guide you through the architect...
Change Is Inevitable: Versioning Event-Driven Systems — Laila Bougria
Building an event-driven system is anything but trivial — and once you’ve got one working, change is inevitable. Laila will walk through practical patterns for evolving message contracts safely: ve...
Maximizing TeamCity: New Features in Action and a Look Ahead
Join us for an essential TeamCity update webinar, where our TeamCity Solutions Engineers will showcase the powerful features introduced in recent releases and give you an exclusive look at what's n...
Test-Driven Development With Blazor — Scott Sauber
Most people say you can’t do Test-Driven Development (TDD) on the frontend. They’re wrong. Scott will demonstrate how to apply real TDD to Blazor using bUnit and the latest additions to the framewo...
Matter – an AI development companion for product teams
Matter is an AI-powered tool that enables designers and product managers to work directly in the codebase without writing code. You can iterate on the UI, test interactions, and hand developers a w...
JetBrains GameDev Day 2025
JetBrains GameDev Day 2025 is a free, online event by JetBrains dedicated to game development. A full day of talks and Q&A sessions covering Unity, Unreal, Godot, CI/CD, debugging, performance, AI ...