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CLion 2025.2 Is Here: Better CLion Nova, Smarter Embedded Development

CLion 2025.2 is now available. This latest version of the JetBrains IDE for C and C++ includes the following key updates: CLion Nova’s improved C and C++ code formatter. Faster remote development with...

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JetBrains with its CLion IDE Is Now an Official ST Authorized Partner

We’re pleased to announce that JetBrains has joined the ST Partner Program. Through this collaboration, we aim to improve the experience of embedded developers working with ST microcontroller...

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Getting Started With Fuzz Testing in CLion

Fuzz testing is an effective technique for identifying bugs that are difficult to detect using unit tests or static analysis alone. This article will show you how to perform fuzz testing in CLion,...

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What’s Next for CLion: The 2025.3 Roadmap

We’ve begun work on our next major release, 2025.3, which we plan to introduce in November. After reviewing your feedback and our strategic goals, we’ve prioritized the following: 🚀 Transitioning to...

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Junie Is Now Available in CLion: Supercharge Your C and C++ Development Today

Starting with version 2025.2.1, CLion now supports Junie, the AI coding agent by JetBrains, thanks to an integration that is currently in Beta. Developers working on embedded systems, projects written...

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Introducing the Constexpr Debugger

“Not a constant expression.” You’ve seen the diagnostics and the note trail, but never the actual state. Until now. Modern C++ pushes more logic into constexpr/consteval: parsers, tables, DSLs,...

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CLion Nova Will Become the Default Engine for All Users in v2025.3 – Here’s...

CLion Nova became the default language engine for new users starting with v2024.2. Since then, we’ve delivered the features users wanted most and addressed key bugs. We’ve also received very positive...

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CLion Now Supports DAP Debuggers

The latest EAP build of CLion 2025.3, released yesterday, includes support for the Debug Adapter Protocol (DAP), which allows CLion to communicate with a variety of additional debuggers. Besides the...

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I Went to BazelCon 2025 – Here’s Everything You Need to Know

This year, BazelCon was held at the Omni Atlanta Hotel at Centennial Park for a very special occasion: the tenth anniversary of Bazel 🎉 For me, visiting from Europe, Atlanta made quite the first...

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CLion 2025.3 Is Here, and It’s Epic: Faster Language Engine, Unique Constexpr...

This is one of our largest updates ever, featuring advanced capabilities and refinements to deliver a smoother workflow. CLion 2025.3 represents one of our most ambitious releases yet. Beyond the...

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What’s Next for CLion: The 2026.1 Roadmap

We’re now working on our next major release, which we plan to deliver in March. In our latest stable version (v2025.3), we introduced many features and enhancements, so for the next release, we’ve...

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Working With STM32 Arm TrustZone-Based Projects in CLion

The Arm®v8-M architecture introduced a security extension called TrustZone®*, which splits the firmware running on the MCU into two worlds: secure and non-secure. In this blog post, I want to discuss...

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