Web 3.0: A Developer Roadmap, Guide, and Resources to Get Started

Blockchains are still prominent, and the industry is in desperate need of engineers right now. It's not just a lucrative field to work in, but it's also a fascinating one. You'll need to be dedicated to your learning if you want to be a part of it and advance your career as a Web 3.0 developer.

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Welcome to Fleet!

For years folks have been asking us, “JetBrains, when will you create a lightweight editor?” Well, today we’re extremely happy to announce Fleet, a lightweight editor but with a twist! When you first launch Fleet, it starts up as a full-fledged editor that provides syntax highlighting, simple code completion, and all the things you’d expect from an editor. But wait, there’s more!

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Are You Ready for a Leadership Position?

I have worked with some excellent managers, people who were not only good at what they did, but also had great leadership potential. Sadly though, these managers didn’t invest in their own growth.

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Reframing tech debt

Tech debt—the two words engineers loathe more than deploying a “quick fix” on a Friday and product owners fear more than missing an OKR deadline. Often, tech debt results from taking too many technical shortcuts when building out features.

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Using Next.js and Auth0 with Supabase

In this article, we are going to explore using Next.js, Auth0, and Supabase to build a classic Todo app. Each user will only be able to see their own todos, so we will need to implement authentication, authorization, and a database. The final version of the Todo app code can be found here.

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These are the teamwork skills you need to fast-track your career

Whether you’re young and keen to make a name for yourself, or mid-career and looking to build up those “soft skills”, these are the areas to focus on. If you’ve been anywhere near a college classroom recently (or, ever) the idea of teamwork brings up nightmarish memories of group projects.

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Should You Replace Old Custom Software with New Custom Software?

In the last 50 years, a lot of software has become vital to the operation of our businesses and organizations, even as technology has continued to evolve. Hardware and coding platforms and languages have fallen in and out of style, continuously replaced by newer, faster, easier, better ways of doing things. However, new custom software done right is a big investment.

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