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Our series exploring how market and user research is done at JetBrains continues. Want to learn more about research insights and take part in future JetBrains studies? Join our JetBrains Tech Insights Lab! The world of IT is a rapidly growing industry, attracting more and more people with a p…

AI seems to be popping up everywhere, so it's no surprise that it has made its way into software development. Fortunately, it's not here to take over, but to make our lives a whole lot easier and a bit more fun. JetBrains joined the AI race on December 6 after the official launch of AI Assistant,…

The 2024 State of Git Collaboration Report, brought to you by JetBrains and GitKraken, delves into the critical factors that determine the success of development teams. By analyzing data from over 150,000 developers, this report provides valuable insights on how to distinguish a good team from a great one.

Quantum computers promise a massive leap in computing power, making volume of computations trivial. Mastering their use could revolutionize technology.

In Volume 3 of the JetBrains Research Digest, we’re presenting the latest news from two JetBrains Research labs. Mobile Robotics Algorithms Lab The Mobile Robotics Algorithms Lab works on developing intelligent, fully autonomous mobile robots, as well as educational programs in robotics. …

The State of Developer Ecosystem 2023 - JetBrains seventh annual report built on the 26,000 respondents surveyed. This year the infographics goes beyond languages and frameworks to address vital issues like mental health, burnout in tech, and developers' attitudes towards AI.

Explore naming research in the first post from the Market Research & Analytics team series.

In Volume 2 of the JetBrains Research Digest, we present a new selection of the latest developments from the JetBrains Research team. Opening of the AI for Software Engineering research partnership As announced in early October, JetBrains and Delft University of Technology have joined forc…

This is part two of our chat with Timofey Bryksin from JetBrains, delving into the future of IDEs, LLM tools, and the evolving role of developers.

The emergence of advanced AI-driven tools has generated a vast array of opportunities and transformations in both the practical and theoretical aspects of software engineering. Recognizing this evolving trend, JetBrains and Delft University of Technology have joined forces to establish the AI for Software Engineering Lab (AI4SE).

JetBrains Research is a division of JetBrains dedicated to applied scientific research in innovation and education that collaborates with some of the world’s top scientific institutions. Unlike traditional academic institutions, JetBrains Research places no strict demands on the research teams to pr…

Timofey Bryksin, Head of Research Lab in Machine Learning Methods in Software Engineering at JetBrains, answered questions about the work his team does, the problems they try to solve, and other topics of interest to his lab.