About JetBrains

Founded in 2000, JetBrains has evolved beyond IDE development to provide comprehensive educational initiatives through JetBrains Academy, Educational IDEs, and various learning programs. The organization focuses on practical programming education using professional development tools and interactive learning approaches.

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11.4M

Active users

190,459

Educational subscriptions

596

Training courses

Accreditations and Rankings

JetBrains Highlights

Career Outcomes and Placement Information

JetBrains provides comprehensive educational support through multiple channels. The Academy offers structured learning paths from beginner to advanced levels across various programming languages and technologies. Through hands-on projects and professional development tools, students receive practical experience using industry-standard environments. The effectiveness is demonstrated through successful career transitions and industry recognition.

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These are the expert instructors who will be teaching you throughout the course. With a wealth of knowledge and real-world experience, they're here to guide, inspire, and support you every step of the way. Get to know the people who will help you reach your learning goals and make the most of your journey.

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Andrey Breslav

Andrey Breslav has served as the lead designer and developer of the Kotlin Programming Language at JetBrains since the project's inception in 2010. His career began at Borland, where he worked on language implementations for MDA support, before joining JetBrains to spearhead Project Kotlin. Under his leadership, Kotlin has evolved from an internal JetBrains project to a widely-adopted programming language, particularly after becoming Google's officially supported language for Android development in 2017. His vision for Kotlin focused on creating a 100% Java-compatible language that would be safer, more concise, and more flexible than Java, while maintaining practicality. As a member of the Java Community Process Expert Group for JSR 335 "Project Lambda," he has contributed significantly to the broader programming language community. Breslav regularly shares his expertise at major software conferences including OSCON, JavaOne, Strange Loop, and Devoxx, while actively contributing to the Kotlin blog and leading the language's ongoing development and evolution.

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Svetlana Isakova

Svetlana Isakova has established herself as a leading expert in Kotlin development through her work at JetBrains, where she contributed to the development of the Kotlin programming language. She has co-authored two influential books in the field: 'Kotlin in Action' and 'AtomicKotlin,' which have become essential resources for developers transitioning to Kotlin. As a Developer Advocate at JetBrains, she dedicates her time to educating developers about Kotlin through conference presentations, workshops, and technical training worldwide. Her expertise is particularly evident in her role as an instructor for the "Kotlin for Java Developers" course on Coursera, where she teaches advanced concepts including coroutines, functional programming, and Kotlin-specific features. Her contributions to the Kotlin community extend beyond writing and teaching to include speaking engagements at major technology conferences, where she shares insights about Kotlin development and best practices.