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• Code analysis and quick-fixes

  Elevate code quality through insightful analysis and prompt fixes for detected issues, all from the code editor.

• Integrated debugger

  Seamlessly debug your code within the IDE.

• Project-wide refactorings

  Rename things, move them around, extract methods, and more across all your whole project with comprehensive refactorings.

• Instant search and navigation

  Swiftly locate code snippets, files, and resources, boosting your efficiency while working with or exploring large projects.

• AI Assistant

  Discover the power of built-in AI assistance to enhance your productivity and enable you to focus on what matters.

• Remote development

  Collaborate effortlessly on projects no matter where your team is located using your IDE’s remote development capabilities.

• Vibrant plugin ecosystem

  Customize and extend your IDE's functionality with a rich selection of plugins, tailoring the environment to your needs and preferences.

Mary Grygleski

Senior Developer Advocate, DataStax
Java Champion

IntelliJ IDEA is undoubtedly the top-choice IDE for software developers. Efficiency and intelligence are built into the design, which enables a very smooth development workflow experience, from design, implementation, building, deploying, testing, and debugging, to refactoring! It is loaded with features and also offers a plethora of plugins that we can integrate into the editor.

I always feel happy and at home when working on my projects using IntelliJ IDEA Ultimate. First of all, it makes me productive and does a lot in a short time. It is like a Swiss Army knife, providing me with all the features and tools I need to finish the task at hand seamlessly and more effectively. And it comes complete with excellent code tips and amazing testing support.

PyCharm is the best IDE I've ever used. With PyCharm, you can access the command line, connect to a database, create a virtual environment, and manage your version control system all in one place, saving time by avoiding constantly switching between windows. I couldn't imagine going back to programming without PyCharm's local history feature and debugger. Add the rest of its convenient shortcuts and features, and you have the perfect IDE.

It is a delight to refactor code with WebStorm. I have been able to simultaneously move, rename, split, and restructure over a hundred files as I refactor my project with confidence and efficiency. A big refactoring operation could be a nightmare in a less advanced IDE, and many developers could sometimes be hesitant to periodically maintain and improve their codebase, leading to the accumulation of technical debt and a degrading codebase.

PhpStorm makes it easy to navigate large codebases, which is especially handy if we take over an existing project from our customers. Setting up the debuggers for PHP or JavaScript is super simple, so there is no excuse for a developer not to use it on a daily basis. Our developers are happier because their toolset just works.

Shortly after GoLand was introduced, it replaced all other Golang IDEs at Grab. I had never seen engineers adopt software so quickly before. Kudos to JetBrains for delivering this great product.

CLion has been indispensable for me when refactoring large codebases. The refactoring tools and the real-time feedback in the IDE about which lines still need to be updated are excellent time savers. Each release gets better and more responsive than the last!

In Rider, I just focus on working with my code, as it should be, instead of fighting my IDE. Rider gave me back the joy in writing .NET code.

As a seasoned user of RubyMine (started in 2009) I’m sure that investment in JetBrains tools is worth my time. Extremely efficient navigation through the codebase, mindset of building toolset around keyboard shortcuts and powerful searching features. It feels like IDE understands my code providing a great assist and confidence with any kind of refactoring.

PyCharm has a unique set of features compared to other IDEs. The most important one is its reliable and comprehensive refactoring capability. Another unique feature of PyCharm is its support for advanced run configurations. Furthermore, I like the “cockpit feeling” of PyCharm: It’s a centralized space that allows me quick access to all the tools necessary for my work.

I must admit, JetBrains DataGrip has won me over! The UI/UX is a refreshing departure from the clunky SQL tools of yore. As a long-time user of JetBrains' impressive lineup, I've come to appreciate their knack for delivering exceptional tools. Kudos to JetBrains for creating such stellar tools!