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Get answers, do informal code review, and discuss code right from your IDE and using your existing Microsoft Teams channels with CodeStream v1.3.

Companies are increasingly focusing on the software development team as a driver of productivity gains. Addressing the drivers of team productivity, as opposed to individual developer productivity, requires a different perspective and methodology. And it starts with sharing knowledge, since the knowledge gap between different developers may lead to unnecessary drags on overall productivity, even if it makes some team members more likely to appear a lot more productive than others.

With the latest version of CodeStream we set out to make a better first impression by rolling out an all-new signup flow. Signing up for CodeStream has never been easier, with the entire process now taking place right inside your IDE.

We’ve reached a very exciting milestone for a software team - Version 1.0! After a ton of bug fixes (and hopefully fewer new ones introduced), significant stability and performance improvements, and a ton of UI/UX work (as per your feedback...thank you!), CodeStream is ready for launch.Our current release includes support for Atom, which brings the number of IDEs we support up to 14.

Some of you may recall that the very first version of CodeStream was an Atom extension. As attention turned to other IDEs, Atom got left behind for a while, but we're very excited to announce that Atom is back in the mix. CodeStream is once again available for Atom!

Adding to the suite of supported issue-tracking services, CodeStream now integrates with Azure DevOps. Create issues in any of your DevOps projects right from within CodeStream!