JetBrains releases Fleet 1.44 with a new UI, Zig language support, and more enhancements
Dec 19, 2024 at 1:40 PM

JetBrains releases Fleet 1.44 with a new UI, Zig language support, and more enhancements

JetBrains has released version 1.44 of Fleet, its robust code editor, bringing a host of new features aimed at enhancing the development experience. A key highlight of this update is the introduction of a new user interface for all Fleet users. The UI revamp includes a unique visual identity with a consistent color palette, increased contrast, updated typography, and improved accents. Additionally, tab-based navigation has been implemented to facilitate a smoother and more intuitive user experience.

The update also introduces support for the Zig programming language, known for its simplicity and open-source nature. Fleet 1.44 now supports .zig and .zon files, offering features like indentation, commenting, typing assistance, syntax highlighting, file templates, and an LSP-based formatter.

Moreover, Fleet now provides notifications when opening Kotlin Multiplatform projects that require the Android SDK but have not yet been installed. This release also addresses an issue that previously hindered some KMP Gradle projects from completing the import process.

Version 1.44 makes smooth caret animation the default setting, although users can configure this feature in the settings. The update also includes several bug fixes, further refining the overall functionality and stability of the software.

Dec 19, 2024 by Paul

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JetBrains Fleet is a code editor developed from the ground up, leveraging two decades of JetBrains' expertise in creating integrated development environments (IDEs). It incorporates the IntelliJ code-processing engine and features a distributed IDE architecture with a redesigned user interface. Key features include syntax highlighting, dark mode, and Markdown support. Notable alternatives are Notepad++, Visual Studio Code, and VSCodium.

Comments

TheoKoenig
Dec 20, 2024
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Great new design, not disappointed so far with the direction taken by JetBrains with Fleet

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