JetBrains Space - The Intelligent Code Collaboration Platform

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JetBrains Space is an intelligent code collaboration platform that combines supercharged Git hosting, advanced code reviews with quality gates, CI/CD tools, packages, and more. Space can cover your development pipeline completely while integrating with JetBrains IDEs and your existing tools.
• Host your code in a fast, scalable Git hosting with flexible permissions, CI/CD integration, and built-in quality control features.
• Enjoy native integration with IntelliJ-based IDEs to browse projects, clone repositories, and review code.
• Review code effortlessly from JetBrains IDEs, the Space UI, or even on mobile. Protect your main branch with quality gates, push restrictions, and safe merge.
• Use Space’s fast, reliable automation, packages, and deployments, or connect TeamCity to empower your CI/CD pipelines.
• Plan, track, and manage your tasks with a lightweight Space issue tracker or integrate with your Jira Cloud.

[@elarous]

I like this it seems like a cool all-in-one tool, but as always the hardest part is to convince everyone to migrate to it.

[@atljBoss]

yeah my system works perfectly why should i even migrate ?

[@shantanukulkarni007]

I think this is best suited for companies/startup that have done started IT yet. It’s a hassle free setup for new startup. I would surely look into it for my next startup

[@Kai-bv2yt]

I think the biggest problem is the vendor-lockin. You can't simply change to another product of a different company, when all your technologies are developed by jetbrains. If they start to higher there prices, you must pay and can't simply switch to an another product

[@atljBoss]

@@Kai-bv2yt Thats so true, freedom while developing is so important, you can't trust a company with all your codebases. In the end I agree that it would probably be easier to develop but at what cost?

[@pcasafontg]

@@atljBoss Yeah, let's better do everything with Microsoft's Windows, GitHub, Teams and Azure because vendor-lockin.

[@asdfz0mg]

What really sold it for me was when he re-ran the failed job and it became green without any changes. The authenticity of this demo is astonishing!

[@VishalSingh-wo9zv]

Bro it's just an advertisement, take it easy.

[@Adityarm.08]

That happens far more in large systems (integration tests or data pipelines) than you might think :)

[@folkrav]

@@VishalSingh-wo9zv I think it was a pretty obvious joke, mate.

[@GustavoHenriquez1]

Calm your hormones bro

[@zoladkow]

just like starting a car, eh? 😁

[@andrewwood1502]

I like it but I feel it's lacking in a few features. Namely, I'd like to be able to handle my mortgage payments and order food through this. Will definitely use it when these are added!

[@rtpHarry]

Sorry you can't order food but you can do dogfooding with it... 🤣

[@confuzled5393]

Emacs probably can

[@AlexZurek]

I won't even consider using this tool until it can execute trades on the stock market.

[@AleksandarIvanov69]

As an Azure DevOps specialist, I am very impressed. Well done, JetBrains!

[@navicstein]

You didn't miss anything, but the "all-in-one" paradigm don't really work that well these days, another problem is convincing your team to use X and migrate to Y, nice product though!

[@carecoable]

True, most all-in-on stuff nowadays end up spreading too thin, hopefully JetBrains took notice of that. Also, I found the comparison you made funny for some reason; like I just pictured someone convincing their team to use one platform to migrate to another one, recommending X so they can migrate to Y hahahaha.

[@scythe1092]

Also, the all-in-one means you see one screen at a time... what if you want to use those features in parallel on multiple monitors? I have the same issue with MS Teams, if you want to see the chats and teams tab at the same time.. tough luck.

[@carecoable]

@@scythe1092 Time to stretch the entire application to use both monitors I guess. That's just not convenient, you're right.

[@KManAbout]

@@carecoable? Probably works like browsers. Different tabs

[@MoonShadeStuff]

@@scythe1092Just open two tabs that have different parts of the website open and drag them on different screens. The problem with Teams is that it’s a desktop app so you can’t do that.

[@henrihatch7429]

You guys really took all of your IDEs, Slack, Git, and Google Calendar and threw it into an app. I’m actually so hyped right now you have no idea.

[@itzhakestranumano3797]

Where is Fleet ?

[@mvnkycheez]

wasnt it right there in the video?

[@puneetshakya3001]

Same question

[@programister42]

Agree 😅

[@3zRides]

Yeah, where is fleet?

[@arsenentibushitse7794]

same question

[@zoladkow]

I love the idea, the execution looks very pleasant and well tought through. Now just the adoption part, this will be a challenge 😁

[@ryanmayobre7328]

Voice reminds me of the epic movie trailer guy. Add some epic music and a few Michael Bay explosions and you guys got a winning commercial on your hands. Great product btw!

[@nikinsk]

JetBrains think beyond Space. Always brings amazing tools to build quality products.

[@FrankkieNL]

What would be the recommended to use for the remote dev environments? - web back ends? Can you connect to the ports on the remote environment? - desktop computer apps? Can you VNC to the dev environment? - Android apps? Can the dev environment run an Android emulator?

[@aghileslounis]

+1

[@shadowpenguin3482]

There is a product called Jetbrains gateway, I don’t think it supports android emulators though

[@batner]

Android Studio is a Jetbrains product

[@Almighty_Flat_Earth]

In all jetbrains IDE, still we don't get the collapsible tree view feature while comparing two folders, it's a shame this basic feature is missing from a paid software. For many years, many requests have been active in YouTrack, but not implemented in jetbrains products. A free program called Meld has this feature. Unbelievable. You people don't know how to implement this feature? Or you don't want us to use it.

[@batner]

@@Almighty_Flat_Earth Well, use meld as your diff tool then? In general no IDE will be perfect. That is why most of the good ones are scriptable.

[@dfordemo981]

super amazing and brilliant tool | as always, jetbrains make the best software ever

[@Almighty_Flat_Earth]

In all jetbrains IDE, still we don't get the collapsible tree view feature while comparing two folders, it's a shame this basic feature is missing from a paid software. For many years, many requests have been active in YouTrack, but not implemented in jetbrains products. A free program called Meld has this feature. Unbelievable. You people don't know how to implement this feature? Or you don't want us to use it.

[@AleksandarIvanov69]

on top of being super amazing and brilliant, don't forget it is also strong and brave

[@electron6825]

Jetbrains software rescued my cat from a burning building

[@hundvd_7]

@@Almighty_Flat_Earth Sure, but they have a billion other features that others don't. And with very good attention to detail. Take keyboard navigation for example - most other IDEs fail at it miserably

[@bmarvinb]

I think this kind of apps that are "all-on-in" is not a future. My opinion is that it's better to be more flexible, and pick tools for your needs. First downside is vendor lock, you can't easily replace some part. Second is complexity, for small teams don't need all these features, the big teams have some specific requirements, and if they will not have something they will now be able to replace this Third, and important specially to me, I want to use editor that I like, it can be vscode and vim, etc. Where I get full control Where I write code I don't want to see any distraction like chats, or any other notifications, even icons, all I need is simple editor without extra stuff inside.

[@eugeneponomarov7429]

Bruh, Space is not and IDE, why are you talking about IDE “without notifications and icons…”? What’s the problem to use VIM and still use Space? I think you just understood nothing.

[@ortzinator]

Better than 500 SaaS apps

[@theodorealenas3171]

Even without the vendor locking in fact, the idea that a program will be half of your operating system gets annoying. Web browsers are one example, from the view of the elderly. For IDEs there's Emacs which is constantly debated. Overall, why do I need essentially a half bad virtual machine to run my programs on? I want one operating system. Where a text editing panel is, I should be able to take out the text and put a media player there. And where I chat I should be able to take out that chat and put Discord there. I do think we need more IDE like operating systems. In fact I haven't seen one yet.

[@therussianemirati]

Bro, you're complaining not having used Space. Plus, who the hell programs on Vim unironically? VSCode can be used along side Space and its an all-in-one program replacing Gitwhatever, Trello, Medium, Microsoft Teams, etc. I think it's a great program to delve into and try out. Complaining is never gonna get you anywhere. 1 - 3 years down the line, you might be even in a position to replace whatever your team is using with Space or propose it to your team leader. Never look down on new technologies before testing them and understanding their capabilities fully.

[@Elodere]

@@therussianemirati A lot of people code on Vim? If you want the most productivity, learning Vim makes it so easy? Also, you don´t need to test a software to spot flaws with the premise of the software. This is a flawed way of thinking, because I can clearly tell that this comes with a bunch of distractions that I really don´t need.

[@intuitivecoder3481]

Only that I need now is fleet please!!!! (Loving Space btw)

[@queenstownswords]

Very interesting to see the move back to a Lotus Notes way of doing things. I appreciate what Jet Brains is doing here.

[@AnujBhaiya]

Really impressed with JetBrains! Getting started with this now!

[@Moonlight-sj7qc]

What are you doing here huh, don't you have to scam more tier 2/3 Noobs or are you here looking for inspiration for your next clickbait video but sadly you won't find nothing here these companies are actually providing values to millions of people around the world unlike you, scamming innocent kids with their parents hard earned money to spent on your useless courses and on top of that making clikbait videos which have no value. People like you are the shame on developer communities and you are not alone dude there are many more like you specially the whole Indian CS Gurus (bhaiya's and didi's) Shame on you

[@verified_tinker1818]

The problem is that to get the most of Space, your whole team should be using it, but not everyone will want to-and that’s OK. Personally, I’m currently enamored with the Helix editor, and I don’t want to be forced to switch. Let me code in whatever environment I’m most comfortable in. It’s better to decouple the collaboration tools from the coding environment to allow that freedom of choice. If you’d open access to these other tools from outside the Space IDE, I’d be on board.

[@xloppyschannel4881]

that would totally defeat the point imo, you can't really do that.

[@verified_tinker1818]

@@xloppyschannel4881 Actually, you can. I checked it out and there's a web version with all the collaboration tools (minus the code editor).

[@penguindrummaster]

Isn't one of its features Git hosting? I know I've used it to mirror my GitHub repos so I can share a workspace with friends. Mind you I haven't done anything overly complex, but wanted to try it out

[@jacques-dev]

This looks pretty cool, I hope teams start to pick it up

[@technicallyluke9993]

holy shit, this is the most complete platform

[@MechanicalMooCow]

I work for a game development studio and have recently been using Space in my personal time to judge the feasibility of trying to convince my company to adopt it. Overall its a fantastic package and I can see it being an incredible all-in-one replacement for things such as MS Teams, Slack, Confluence, Jira, etc. There's one gripe I have with it so far. Currently our SCM solution allows us to filter commits by file type, which proves very useful when you want to explicitly be code reviewing very specific things if your role is more suited to review that particular change. If filtering could be added to Changes, then honestly, convincing won't be at all difficult, because it's near exact what we already have, just not spread over five or six different services. Amazing work, keep up all you're doing

[@JetBrainsTV]

Hi! Thank you so much for your feedback! We would recommend you try Space Code Owners, here you can find more details about the feature - www.jetbrains.com/help/space/code-owners.html. Also we are going to add filtering by code ownership to the Code Review changes page (a checkbox to show only files owned "By me").

[@MechanicalMooCow]

@@JetBrainsTV awesome. I'm aware that a few of the other issues I have relate to things already in the works, such as job pipelines. Team chat channel groups would be amazing too, but as I said, while it may be a hard sell to change an entire company's workflow, I'll for sure be making use of Space for the smaller projects I work on with others. Keep up the amazing work you're all doing. Jetbrains is the company I've always hoped would exist in the software space and we, as an industry need you. CLion and Rider are hands down the greatest IDEs I've ever touched, and many have been used over the years

[@JetBrainsTV]

It would be nice to discuss your Space experience and Space features in more detail :) Could you please contact our Space team member - [e-mail] via email? Thanks a lot in advance!

[@shadmansudipto7287]

Will it also need a space age super computer to run like all jetbrains tools?

[@edkhil]

I was thinking the same thing lmao

[@_lod]

It's supposed to be light and can run in the browser.

[@GameSmilexD]

Probably great combo with windows since they will need new hardware

[@meme_me]

I am new to space, I started using it today and let me tell you it makes things a lot easier. since I don't have that large of a team its just me and my friends but the execution is awesome

[@yousufhossain9768]

Well i had plan to build something like this but its good to see people have similar idea and actually building in reality.

[@stealthoverflow]

🤣

[@subcontent]

love the way it animated and textured it

[@kireitonsi]

Situation: There are now 15 competing standards

[@benfrese3573]

Time to make a new standard to get rid of the other 15..

[@kireitonsi]

@@benfrese3573 Situation: There are now 16 competing standards

[@reoju7677]

did you miss anything? erm... how about the price?

[@JetBrainsTV]

You can find our pricing here: www.jetbrains.com/space/buy/?billing=yearly#cloud

[@alex2mell]

That's great, but it will be so hard to make the whole team get off from teams,slack,jira,confluence and so on ... :)

[@TiaguinhouGFX]

same platforms my team uses

[@pb8655]

I think we’ll see it in a lot of start ups before anything else

[@uziboozy4540]

I'd rather use one tool for everything instead of having to juggle between 20 tools.

[@just_matt3937]

@@uziboozy4540 the world isn't that simple though. His point is that a corporation isn't going to watch this video and instantly decide to ditch the other services for this one. Think of the US's attempt to switch over to the metric system.

[@uziboozy4540]

@@just_matt3937 sure, but I wasn't referring to companies with hundreds of software engineers.

[@ultravidz]

Building this must’ve been quite the undertaking. Takes balls to directly take on the Microsoft dev ecosystem.

[@ChrysusTV]

This is exactly why my company would never switch to this. We're tightly integrated with MS + our own custom tooling for CI/CD/VC that we've built into a private VSC extension.

[@GeorgeLathem]

It looks great except I would have to reset up everything I already have setup. Get use to a new environment and to top it all off have everyone else agree to do it as well. And this is assuming that it's entirely free. It's hard pulling people away from vscode

[@chop8557]

same, thats why im waiting for fleet.

[@vikrraal]

@@chop8557 any updates about fleet? I have been waiting for so long.

[@therussianemirati]

@@chop8557 You know that Fleet can work in conjunction with Space? People being opinionated out here without actually knowing whats up 😂😂

[@therussianemirati]

@@vikrraal it's in a closed beta. Release date 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@chop8557]

@@therussianemirati cool, have been using vim for most of my dev life so when i saw the page for fleet thought it looked good and decided i might switch for a while when it comes out. you're correct i know nothing about any jetbrains products cause ive never seen or used any of them cause i had no need to use it in the last 7 years of my dev journey, fleet just looked clean so decided its worth a shot. sorry if i hurt your ego, didnt know jetbrains means so much to u

[@GughaGSrinivasan]

Amazing product... But if the industry has taught me anything in my 10 years of career, it's that any product that tried to perform an all-rounder, it has failed or survived barely! That's because of too many menus, buttons, information, learning gap, slowness & overwhelming for any average developer.

[@rortan]

Notion disagrees

[@rdean150]

Performance is indeed a major factor. I almost never have only a single instance of an IDE open. I wonder how responsive my machine will be with 3 Spaces open simultaneously. Integrating the chat client, issue boards, container management, and well basically everything, implies either high local resource usage or a lot of cross-instance interdependence. Given the performance impact of the excellent-but-undeniably-heavy ReSharper, I'm guessing it will be the former. But regardless, it looks like a good product and I hope it does well. I am not sure my organization would be willing to switch to a subscription-based development environment though.

[@GughaGSrinivasan]

@@rortan notion is amazing... i use it heavily.. its in the nacent stage still.. i already face lag to load my pages that have more pictures... its about time when they try to do more and fail more... ex: facebook was relevant in 2010... simple and easy to manage.. not anymore.. its bloated, and algorithm became a meme sharing space rather than focussing on friends space...

[@GughaGSrinivasan]

@@rdean150 i agree... IDEs like VS Code, Sublime were famous because it's load time is faster... that gets around 20% or more audience sick to it... if this IDE they present doesnt have a fast startup time, they may lose many prospective customers...

[@wtfdoiputhere]

RAM : exists JetBrains : Hi introducing the all in one.....

[@user-zo2ky4mz7d]

Wow this is a lot! It's almost overwhelming and I bet there will be a learning curve. I'm curious about how well it integrates with other solutions from other companies though like Atlassian bitbucket etc. I would love to give it a try though, looks really slick 🙂.

[@despertdevelops77]

Great job JetBrains!

[@dejfcold]

This looks like a great way to lock you into the platform forever.

[@imaginative-monkey]

Looks to be a great product, and JetBrains has already proven their dev tools are great, so personally I don't have a concern about this all-in-one architecture. Regarding "difficult to convince your team" part from other comments, I believe this type of matter should be decided by higher managers and as a team, rather than individuals. If a company picks this, it'll be fine and productive. My personal concerns are: price & learning curve. While the collaboration tools are not big deals, but you need to switch to JetBrains IDEs, which is a very steep migration, also expensive!

[@devsda1]

When will you release Fleet?

[@Alexey_Ivanov]

I'm also waiting for a public beta

[@JetBrainsTV]

A public preview is planned for the coming months.

[@its_maalik]

Very few teams prefer the 'All in one paradigm' these days. The million features added to the app make it slow and too complex when you have a varied set of users. Like the phrase goes, "Jack of all trades, master of none"

[@Simon-hy2fh]

JetBrains did a perfect job finding a market niche. The same as adobe did, but this time for programming software.

[@TK-wk4hs]

It’s perfect, programmers building their dream program I’d imagine is the drive for this project and I’m all for it! With jetbrains funding this will be amazing

[@oweneaster7899]

I've been thinking about this exact concept for so long - finally someone made it :D Brilliant! Finally I can stop using Atlassian Products.

[@gauravtyagi8485]

This is slow and do not have a notification sound These are some issues me and my team is facing on spce. But yes a very useful tool and include everything you need as a team player. Guys pls add notification sound for new message is must :)

[@TomLisankie]

This looks great. If I were starting a new project I would probably pick JetBrains Space for the code tooling needs. Unfortunately, it would be difficult to get my team off of the current tools they use.

[@sigma_z]

How does Android, iOS native and cross platform development with Xamarin or Flutter work? And their respective android emulation or iOS simulator? MacOS development, build and deployment supported from within Space?

[@JetBrainsTV]

The main use case for dev environments in Space is web and CLI development. Android/iOS emulators are not supported, we haven't tried to set up Xamarin and Flutter, and we have Linux workers only.

[@clementechibe1484]

I ca back to soft after about 10 years when I was using soft soft 10 and for its best program Ive seen in fact its also simpliest one

[@pramodjingade6581]

I really liked the demo and the presentation, very well thought system. Just one question...🤔 If my Teams crash today, it's just Teams and I can still work on my IDE and open DevOps and other tools 😅 What if for some unknown reasons JetBrains Space software crashed?? 😶

[@notrealsaga]

You get a day off, of course

[@codedaily365]

Crazy Idea I love this!

[@cybebe6679]

What happens if your internet connection cut off? And if you want to work offline can u do that in this tool?

[@JetBrainsTV]

Space was designed as an online platform, so to have the best experience, you should be online, either on the Internet, or your local network if you use the On-Premises version.

[@soc9491]

To answer the question at the end: No, you didn't miss anything. And that is exactly the problem!

[@mastapegs]

Whoa... That was pretty damn impressive. Documentation, team communication, the Code, cloud localhost, project management... holy crap... I'm just a dev here, but having all of this information in one unified place, that would be IMMEDIATELY helpful. One app to dev them all...

[@adamschneider868]

This is nice, I want to talk my team into using this. This is Azure DevOps on steroids.

[@devflix5316]

How can a coding platform can not be from developers or not for developers?

[@yaseen.awazah]

"Did we miss anything?" Yes, video/audio chat, please.

[@JetBrainsTV]

We're working on it, stay tuned!

[@usptact]

Interesting idea and probably has a potential, not sure how well it will work in practice where companies and teams have already processes and tools in place.

[@dantebmorrison]

watching this felt like watching one of those fake developer ads in a tv show where they're just making shit up

[@vintprox]

Truly

[@luiss.3960]

I would kill to work for JetBrains, the only big tech I really like

[@Celastrous]

Does this have any ability to integrate with HW/Embedded toolchains? Such as the Segger development studio with HW debugging workflows

[@gvalb]

One of the coolest things I've seen in a while! I believe the biggest challenge won't be adoption, but performance. Historically all-in-ones have never really worked, devs out of all people despise bloat and inefficiency. How long will it take to boot up?

[@felixpuscasu5625]

Very true. I wonder though when the open source community will reach this level of integration on vscode. Seems everything can be made into a plugin. (famous last words)

[@manfredodenstein2922]

at least one feature is missing, managers like Gantt charts, is there any plan this feature will be incorporated in space like in YouTrack ?

[@frankieboyseje]

you realise there's tons of free tools online right that can do that right?

[@JetBrainsTV]

Gannt charts is a big feature indeed. We don't have it on our roadmap at the moment, but we are considering it for the future.

[@jupiter1680]

0:44 I need JetBrains Fleet!

[@MarkRuvald]

Yes you missed the part where programmers want to focus and not get disturbed all the time. And use vim. And not being boxed into a padded room which restricts what is possible.

[@qty.4206]

beginners. Thank you so much! x

[@cyberwaves]

This is supercool. Will try Space right now.😍

[@prateekyadav3539]

unghhhhhhh... i will use vs code insted, they made it just the way we want it ❤

[@dhawalmadankar4471]

This seriously impressive 👏 👌🏻

[@sardineBro]

This looks great!

[@AdroSlice]

Idk why this was in my recs but im sticking with vscode.

[@mikopiko]

The perfect vendor lockin

[@glitched_code]

About that fleet integration, would be nice to see fleet get released next.

[@luisalejandrohernandezmaya254]

-No time to learn Another platform. -No money to buy new software. -There are 3 active developers only. My boss:

[@leovin00]

Is this really Slack, Jira, Github, and of course the IDE all in one? Y'all are insane

[@konokaiza]

AMAZING!!!!

[@_sevelin]

Great tool, but still the question remains... WHEN AM I GETTING MY JETBRAINS FLEET ACCESS @Jetbrains?

[@gustawbobowski1333]

Nice vendor locking

[@master-x7283]

It looks Amazing!

[@thezebiano]

Damn. I'm impressed.

[@cem_kaya]

You missed the list of all those vs code extensions at the end !

[@TheNewJavaman]

We got a Fleet sneak peek!

[@gustavoamaral3020]

very good plataform 👌👌

[@JorgeEscobarMX]

Oh shit! Atlassian has a new challenger!

[@cyril7104]

So excited, I think I try it !

[@esparda07]

Looks interesting but most people I've worked with prefer specialized tools and the freedom to use any of them for the task at hand.

[@Stor_Man]

We need Fleet! Where is it?

[@mathealgou]

How am I supposed to be more productive, if everytime I try to write some code some random notification appears? Don't let corporate see this for their own good.

[@zaheerbeg4810]

Amazing , Is it Open Source ?

[@newborn7348]

You want a whole all-in-one platform to be open-source AND at it's very early stage? dude, do you understand the basics of economics?

[@SafavistSeyid]

good. I might add that working with midi is much much easier in soft.

[@NelsonLM10]

I love the background music. Anyone happen to know what it is?

[@yellowwhale3853]

You should definitely add some no code tools in it, by the way its great

[@furkanunsal5814]

yes. finally I can code in linkedin or google calender

[@Elijah_Lopez]

Right now, what I need, as an independent developer, is a tool that let's me auto deploy after a git commit & push. I had to create my own script + cronjob that would stop my app, perform a git hard reset, and then start the app again. The cronjob is on a 1min timer so I'm wondering if there is any other way?

[@sultanqureshi2766]

Does this work online, that will be great for any low end laptop, the tool will on cloud of jet brains and we can access everthing in a browser like service now etc and no need to install anything.

[@JerryNixon]

I wish you had some buzz words in this video.

[@alex.g7317]

I like the pretty colors

[@bezbos]

JetBrains could now create their own Office365 equivalent, plus a branded Linux distro where all of this nicely comes together. Wouldn't that be nice, huh.

[@arawiri]

I could listen to more of that

[@gregorybull3753]

I don’t get it. Isn’t it better to install multiple best-in-class apps than use an all-in-one application?

[@WillyLangley]

This is magnificent.

[@mhmd_old7]

Looks very promising, I can see this used in a fast paced environment where a lot of issues need to be accessed fast.

[@go_better]

Looks nice actually!...

[@FalconTheFries]

“Did we miss anything?” Yes Fleet

[@MechMK1]

The UNIX philosophy: Do one job and do it well. The JetBrains philosophy: Do all the jobs, in a way your users might not want to do them.

[@bluezeal]

Yes you missed CodeWithMe plugins integration and DB