Improving Code Quality in JavaScript Projects With Qodana

There’s no doubt that code quality plays an important role in any team’s output. Whether you’re weeding out critical issues, improving your skills, or simply establishing standards as a team, it’s paramount to be on the same page when it comes to defining ... more

Full Line Code Completion in JetBrains IDEs: All You Need to Know

Programming with AI is still a highly divisive topic, but there’s no denying that more and more developers are starting to incorporate AI into their daily workflows. Whether you’ve already picked your side in the debate or are still undecided, we’ve ... more

WebStorm 2024.1: Sticky Lines, Quick Documentation Improvements, Full Line Completion, and More

Our first major release of 2024 is here! In this version, you’ll find sticky lines, quick documentation improvements, full line code completion, Vue Language Server enabled by default, a new Language Services widget, many version control improvements, ... more

WebStorm 2024.1 Release Candidate Is Here

With the release date just around the corner, we’re happy to present the release candidate for WebStorm 2024.1. Unlike our previous EAP builds, you must have an active WebStorm license to use it. Otherwise, you’ll need to sign up for a 30-day free trial ... more

Livestream Recording – Debug Like a Pro: JavaScript Edition

The recording from the Debug Like a Pro: JavaScript Edition livestream is now available on the JetBrains YouTube channel! As our Developer Advocate Paul Everitt said, “Instead of reaching for the debugger when you have a problem – you should embrace ... more

WebStorm 2024.1 EAP Digest #3: Full Line Code Completion, Language Services Widget, React Quick-Fixes, and More

It’s time for our last EAP digest that will walk you through the new features and improvements in WebStorm 2024.1! For more information, check out our previous blog posts. The Toolbox App is the easiest way to get the EAP builds and keep both your stable ... more

Livestream – Debug Like a Pro: JavaScript Edition

Join us on Tuesday, March 5, at 11:00 am EST / 5:00 pm CET (check other timezones) for our new livestream, “Debug Like a Pro: JavaScript Edition”. Developers write code, run code, and when they hit problems, they debug code. Or do they? WebStorm’s debugger ... more

JavaScript and TypeScript Trends 2024: Insights From the Developer Ecosystem Survey

For the last seven years, we at JetBrains have been running our Developer Ecosystem Survey in an effort to map out the changing developer landscape and the major technologies used. The results, both the raw data and analyzed reports, are shared with ... more

WebStorm 2024.1 EAP Digest #2: Documentation in Completion, Component Usages, JSX Structure, and More

We’re halfway through the Early Access Program for WebStorm 2024.1! It’s been a while since we walked you through the latest improvements and features in this release, so it’s about time for an update. Read on to learn about the key changes in the EAP ... more

WebStorm 2023.3.3 Is Out

WebStorm 2023.3.3, the third update for WebStorm 2023.3, is now available! You can update to v2023.3.3 by using the Toolbox App, installing it right from the IDE, or downloading it from our website. Syntax highlighting for React Client and Server components ... more

WebStorm 2024.1 Early Access Program Is Now Open!

We’re ready to kick off WebStorm 2024.1 with a new Early Access Program (EAP). Please check out this blog post, where we explain the benefits of the program. If you haven’t already seen what to expect in WebStorm 2024.1, take a moment to explore our ... more

Everything You’ve Always Wanted to Know About TypeScript’s Integration in WebStorm

Ever tense up when a new TypeScript version drops? You cross your fingers and hope it plays nice with your IDE. You’re not alone. Relax into this fireside chat with WebStorm lead developer and Team Lead, Andrey Starovoyt, as we pull back the curtain ... more

Try the Future TypeScript Engine With the WebStorm@next Program

TL;DR There is an experimental WebStorm@next build, which introduces improved type inference for enhanced performance and accuracy. You can install it via the Toolbox App. Introduction The WebStorm team is currently undertaking a significant rework of ... more

WebStorm 2023.3: Improvements for Angular, Vue, and Svelte, AI Assistant, New Testing Functionality, and More

Our third major release of 2023 is here! In this version, you’ll find Angular, Vue, and Svelte improvements, new testing functionality, AI Assistant in general availability, improvements for TypeScript imports with type modifier, an all-in-one diff viewer, ... more

The Angular Renaissance: Navigating the New Features With WebStorm

Angular 17 has arrived, marking another big leap for the framework. This release introduces a bunch of new features and enhancements that promise to streamline the development experience. For those seeking an exhaustive list of updates, the official ... more

WebStorm 2023.3 Release Candidate Is Here!

With the official release just around the corner, we’re happy to offer our WebStorm 2023.3 Release Candidate for you to try. Unlike our previous EAP builds, you must have an active WebStorm license to use it. Otherwise, you’ll need to sign up for a 30-day ... more

WebStorm 2023.3 EAP Digest #3: Angular, React, and Vue Improvements and More

It’s time for our last EAP digest to walk you through the new features and improvements coming in WebStorm 2023.3! For more information, check out our previous blog posts. The Toolbox App is the easiest way to get the EAP builds and keep both your stable ... more

WebStorm 2023.3 EAP Digest #2: Improvements for Type Only Import, Angular, Svelte, and More

We’re now halfway through the WebStorm 2023.3 Early Access Program! It’s been a while since we’ve updated you on the latest improvements and features we’ve been working on. Here is a round-up of some of the key changes that have made it into EAP builds ... more

WebStorm 2023.3 EAP Digest #2: Improvements for Type Only Import, Angular, Svelte, and More

We’re now halfway through the WebStorm 2023.3 Early Access Program! It’s been a while since we’ve updated you on the latest improvements and features we’ve been working on. Here is a round-up of some of the key changes that have made it into EAP builds ... more

Get Ready for JetBrains JavaScript Day 2023

Calling all JavaScript enthusiasts! Registration for JetBrains JavaScript Day 2023 is now open, and you can be sure that this year’s event is going to be a special one! We know how hard it is to keep up with the ever-changing world of JavaScript – we ... more

WebStorm 2023.3 Early Access Program Is Now Open!

We’re ready to kick off WebStorm 2023.3 with a new Early Access Program (EAP). If you’re unfamiliar with how our EAPs work, check out this blog post where we explain what it is and the benefits of participating. If you haven’t already seen what to expect ... more

What’s Next: WebStorm 2023.3 Roadmap

We released WebStorm 2023.2, our second major update in 2023, just over a month ago. First of all, we’d like to thank every one of you that are already using it and providing us with feedback. Today, we’ll give you a little look into what we’ve got planned ... more

WebStorm Under the Hood: How We Added Astro Support to Our IDE

Have you ever wondered how support for a new technology gets added to your favorite IDE? Well, we’ve decided to shed some light on this topic by sharing one of our most interesting recent examples of doing exactly that. I met with WebStorm Software Developer ... more

WebStorm 2023.2: Better Error Formatting, Enhancements for Vue, Preact, SolidJS, Angular and Svelte, GitLab Integration, and More

Our second major release of 2023 is here! This version includes lots of new features and improvements to the IDE. You’ll find improved TypeScript and JavaScript error formatting, Vue Language Server support, new UI out of Beta, HTTP Client improvements, ... more

WebStorm 2023.2 Release Candidate Is Here

With the release date just around the corner, we’re happy to present the release candidate for WebStorm 2023.2. Unlike our previous EAP builds, you must have an active WebStorm license to use it. Otherwise, you’ll need to sign up for a 30-day free trial ... more

WebStorm 2023.2 Beta Is Here!

WebStorm 2023.2 has reached Beta! To see what has already been added to WebStorm 2023.2, take a look at our previous EAP blog posts. The Toolbox App is the easiest way to get the EAP builds and keep both your stable and EAP versions up to date. You can ... more

WebStorm 2023.2 EAP #7 Is Here With LSP Support for Plugin Developers

The seventh EAP build for WebStorm 2023.2 is now available, and it’s another big one! This build comes with LSP support for plugin developers, formatted errors for JavaScript inspections, and support for Dev Containers. To catch up on all of the new ... more

WebStorm 2023.2 EAP #6: AI Assistant, CSS Nesting Support, Improved Type Error Formatting, and More

The sixth EAP build for WebStorm 2023.2 is now available, and it’s a big one! It’s the first build to include features leveraging the enormous potential of generative AI and large language models (LLMs). This build also comes with support for CSS nesting ... more

WebStorm 2023.2 EAP #5: Svelte LSP Support, Watch Mode in the Run Tool Window, and More

The fifth EAP build for WebStorm 2023.2 is now available, bringing Svelte LSP support, improved support for Preact and Solid.js, and several other features to make coding with WebStorm even more of a pleasure. To catch up on all of the new features WebStorm ... more

WebStorm 2023.2 EAP #4: New UI Improvements, Live Templates for React Hooks, and More

The fourth EAP build for WebStorm 2023.2 is now available, bringing several enhancements to the new UI and new settings to make it easier to tailor the IDE to your preferences and project requirements. To catch up on all of the new features WebStorm ... more