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Genuine question. What makes a specific IDE stand out to you these days? Most developers are perfectly okay switching to another IDE if it's better, cheaper, or faster. Today it's Cursor, then it's Zed, then it's Kiro, etc. Many IDEs steal features from each other or will

;JetBrains #Junie coding agent just got #MCP (Model-Context Protocol) support youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/JUNIE-26… And yes, it actually writes working Apache Flink code now. 🧵 Let’s talk about why this matters 👇

Anyone knows adam?

Sometimes you need to give people a little push

Прошёл курс по алгоритмам многопоточного программирования, организованный Nikita Koval для сотрудников JetBrains. Жутко интересно, хоть и мозг вскипает. Начали с простых вещей вроде стека Трайбера на CAS'ах. Потом была очередь Майкла-Скотта, удаление из середины очереди, очередь на

I had a great conversation with Christoffer Ekeroth about Curry-style types, intersection types, set-theoretic types, the Verse language, the CUE language, types and meanings, linear logic, and ideas that shape the language I am designing. Come check it out!

Contrast that to software engineering, where having any sort of professional or technical standards is considered undesirable and doing a hack job is considered virtuous.

Я всё-таки додебажил concurrent hashmap! В самолёте, в небе над Цюрихом! Я! Сам! Написал! Функциональный concurrent hashmap! Без сегментов и вообще без блокировок, с открытой адресацией! Соображает ещё голова! Уфф, кайфово. Lincheck — вещь.

Just ran across an old post from a former intern about Jane Street's approach to programming and code review. I thought it was a pretty accurate, and I think captures something important about how OCaml's design makes code review easier and more effective.

digitalfreepen.com/2017/01/07/jan… I do think Rudi's experience led him to overstate how purely functional our codebase is. There are lots of places we use an imperative style for performance reasons.

GameFAQs guides are still invaluable resources nearly a quarter of a century later. No poorly designed UI, no intrusive ads, no AI garbage, just readable text which gives you the information you need. And they were all written completely for free by passionate fans.

You are not smarter than others for having a well paid job as a developer. You simply have the luck to work in an industry that is doing well due to market demand. And no, it is not a very complicated job. Stay grounded.

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API design is my passion

"Support coroutines in Swift Export" will be a big one! youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/KT-80305

How references should work in a linear language. A reference is an existential package comprising of a linear access capability (a typed token) paired with an exponential location (an untyped pointer). Ref t = ∃l. (Cap l t) ⊗ !(Ptr l) The location is a freely-copyable

Stop by the JetBrains booth at @JavaZone to meet Marat Square from Kotlin’s Language Evolution team — discover upcoming features, ask your questions, and share ideas! 🚀