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Enhance Debugging Consistency in Python Projects

April 10, 2026
PyCharm 2026.1 introduces DAP (Debug Adapter Protocol) as a default option to make debugging behavior more consistent and stable.

PyCharm by JetBrains is a comprehensive Integrated Development Environment (IDE) specifically designed for Python programming. It offers a range of features to enhance productivity, including code analysis for error detection, a visual debugger for troubleshooting, integrated unit testing for code verification, and support for version control systems to manage code changes. PyCharm also caters to web development using frameworks like Django, making it a powerful tool for both experienced developers and beginners in the Python world.

The PyCharm 2026.1 update introduces a new debugger option for Jupyter notebooks, allowing developers to use the Debug Adapter Protocol (DAP) as the default debugger. This brings greater consistency between notebook and standard Python debugging, helping reduce unexpected behaviour and improving overall stability. By aligning debugging experiences across different project types, it makes it easier to diagnose issues and maintain a smooth development process.

To see a full list of what's new in version 2026.1, see our release notes.

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Accelerate Rust Test Execution in the IDE

April 10, 2026
RustRover 2026.1 can execute and monitor advanced test runs directly in the IDE with real-time progress and structured results.

RustRover by JetBrains is a specialized integrated development environment (IDE) designed to support the unique needs of Rust developers. Built on JetBrains' IntelliJ platform, it combines deep language understanding with tools that enhance productivity, such as intelligent code completion, advanced code analysis, and robust refactoring capabilities. RustRover also integrates with Cargo, Rust's package manager, and includes built-in support for testing and debugging to improve the entire development process. By focusing on the requirements of performance-critical and memory-safe applications, RustRover helps developers write efficient, reliable, and maintainable Rust code with ease.

RustRover 2026.1 now integrates cargo-nextest, allowing developers to execute tests more efficiently within large Rust workspaces without relying on the terminal. This addition provides improved performance for test runs while presenting structured results and real-time progress in the IDE’s Test tool window. By keeping everything inside the development environment, it reduces context switching and makes it easier to monitor and act on test outcomes as part of everyday development.

To see a full list of what's new in 2026.1, see our release notes.

RustRover is licensed per user, and is available as a commercial annual subscription license. We can supply new subscriptions, subscription renewals, lapsed renewals, and additional user licenses. See our RustRover licensing page for full details.

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Improve PHP Project Performance Automatically

April 9, 2026
PhpStorm 2026.1 reduces indexing overhead by excluding generated and frequently changing content, helping the IDE stay responsive.

PhpStorm by JetBrains is a sophisticated Integrated Development Environment (IDE) specifically designed for PHP and web development. It offers a range of features to enhance your coding experience, including syntax highlighting, intelligent code completion, on-the-fly error detection, built-in debugging tools, and advanced code refactoring capabilities. It also supports various web technologies like HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, making it a versatile tool for building complete web applications.

The PhpStorm 2026.1 update introduces a feature that optimizes project indexing, helping maintain performance in large and complex codebases. The IDE now automatically detects framework-specific directories that contain generated files, caches, or user-uploaded content and excludes them from indexing. This reduces unnecessary processing and keeps common development tasks responsive, without requiring developers to manually configure exclusions. It is particularly useful in projects where such directories change frequently, ensuring that performance improvements are applied consistently with minimal effort.

To see a full list of what's new in version 2026.1, see our release notes.

PhpStorm is licensed per user, and is available as a commercial annual subscription license. We can supply new subscriptions, subscription renewals, lapsed renewals, and additional user licenses. See our PhpStorm licensing page for full details.

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Export Jupyter Notebooks to PDF Instantly

April 8, 2026
DataSpell 2026.1 can produce shareable PDFs from Jupyter notebooks directly within the IDE, with no external tools or configuration required.

DataSpell by JetBrains is an Integrated Development Environment (IDE) specifically designed for data analysts and engineers. It allows you to write Python scripts, run SQL queries, analyze data in Jupyter notebooks, manage dbt workflows, and connect to databases, all within one interface. DataSpell helps you to stay focused on exploring insights and delivering high-quality results by combining rich data analysis tools with features like real-time error checking, code quality analysis, and built-in support for best practices like testing and documentation.

The DataSpell 2026.1 update now supports native export of Jupyter notebooks to PDF, removing the need for external tools such as Python, nbconvert, or LaTeX. The conversion process runs entirely within the IDE, which reduces setup effort and avoids common configuration issues. This results in a faster and more consistent way to produce clean, shareable documents, making it easier to move from analysis to distribution without leaving the development environment.

To see a full list of what's new in version 2026.1, see our release notes.

DataSpell is licensed per user, and is available as a commercial annual subscription license. We can supply new subscriptions, subscription renewals, lapsed renewals, and additional user licenses. See our DataSpell licensing page for full details.

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Manage Queries Across Files and Consoles

April 8, 2026
DataGrip 2026.1 allows you to work with query files and consoles side by side, giving you more control over how you organize database tasks.

DataGrip is a multi-engine database environment that supports MySQL, PostgreSQL, Microsoft SQL Server, Oracle, Sybase, DB2, SQLite, HyperSQL, Apache Derby and H2. It includes an editor that provides intelligent coding assistance such as auto-completion, analysis and navigation. It also features a query console for running and profiling queries.

The DataGrip 2026.1 update introduces a redesigned flow for creating and managing query files. Developers can now choose to work exclusively with query files, rely solely on query consoles, or combine both approaches within the same session. This flexibility supports a wider range of workflows, whether you are iterating quickly in a console or maintaining structured, reusable SQL in files, helping teams adapt the environment to their specific needs without friction.

To see a full list of what's new in version 2026.1, see our release notes.

DataGrip is licensed per user, and is available as a commercial annual subscription license. We can supply new subscriptions, subscription renewals, lapsed renewals, and additional user licenses. See our DataGrip licensing page for full details.

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