JetBrains State of Developer Ecosystem 2023: React Reigns in JavaScript Realm Your email has been sent The survey reveals that React's usage share of 58% is testament to its continued dominance ...

JetBrains releases WebStorm 3.0, an integrated development environment (IDE) for JavaScript, following recent releases of tools for Java, Groovy, Python and other language development.

JetBrains JavaScript Day 2023 recently concluded, offering developers insights into Angular, AI integration, TypeScript, ECMAScript development, React best practices, JavaScript tooling ...

JetBrains delivers WebStorm 4.0, the latest version of its integrated development environment (IDE) for JavaScript developers.

Python comes out top, with JavaScript and Java close behind in the list of languages that people want to learn.

JetBrains is the chief commercial supporter of Kotlin, which it unveiled in 2011 at the JVM Language Summit in Santa Clara, CA, and later released it for distribution under the Apache 2 Open Source ...

JavaScript remains the most used programming language among developers, but Python is the most studied – and Go the one that most coders want to switch to.

This new product, JetBrains Academy, was due to be launched out of beta just prior to the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic, and it would have been a paid-for product.

In its latest annual developer ecosystem report, JetBrains introduced a new 'Language Promise Index' topped by Microsoft's TypeScript programming language.

JetBrains, the creators of intelligent, productivity-enhancing tools for software developers, have announced the general availability of WebStorm 3.0, a JavaScript IDE.