What’s new in IntelliJ IDEA 2026.3


As is customary, in this video Marco Behler, Anton Arhipov, Siva Prasad Reddy K and I show you what’s new in the IntelliJ IDEA 2026.3 release.

Chapters

  • 00:00 Intro
  • 00:35 AI news: Air
  • 06:31 Java 28 support
  • 09:38 ij-debugger agent skill and other debugging improvements
  • 14:56 Spring and Hibernate
  • 23:38 IntelliJ IDEA’s Java and Kotlin for Cursor and VS Code (and more editors soon)
  • 31:00 Outro

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Reliable Background Jobs in Java with JobRunr – Ronald Dehuysser | IntelliJ IDEA Tech Talks


In this episode of IntelliJ IDEA Tech Talks, I talk to Ronald Dehuysser about JobRunr.

Description

What happens when your invoices end up on a dead letter queue? If you’re Ronald Dehuysser, you build an open source library to make sure it never happens again.

In this episode, Ronald, creator of JobRunr, joins us to talk about running background jobs in Java. He shows how to set up JobRunr with Spring Boot, enqueue and schedule jobs, and keep an eye on them in the built-in dashboard. And he explains why he loves exceptions. (Yes, really.)

We also cover carbon-aware job scheduling, recurring jobs (and why nobody likes writing cron expressions), whether you need Kafka, and the time-traveling bug that took years to track down.

Chapters

  • 0:00 Intro: What is JobRunr?
  • 1:22 Why JobRunr exists
  • 4:27 Real-world use cases
  • 7:34 Demo: JobRunr with Spring Boot
  • 18:25 Do you need Kafka?
  • 19:45 “I love exceptions”: retries and logpoints
  • 27:58 Scheduling and carbon-aware jobs
  • 38:13 Recurring jobs, cron, and time zones
  • 43:07 MCP server, scaling, and deployment
  • 48:27 Durable execution and the time-traveling bug

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