WebStorm is a JavaScript development environment that is suitable for both front-end development and creating applications in Node.js.
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The main advantage of WebStorm is a convenient and smart editor for JavaScript, HTML and CSS, which also supports languages such as TypeScript, CoffeeScript, Dart, Less, Sass and Stylus and frameworks such as AngularJS, React and Meteor.
WebStorm, like other IDEs developed on the IntelliJ IDEA platform, makes development easier and more convenient by providing code highlighting and autocompletion, code analysis as you edit, fast navigation and refactoring, and providing the developer with powerful debugging tools and integration with version control systems. WebStorm truly understands your project structure and code, detects possible problems before you even open the project in the browser, and suggests a solution. The tools built into the IDE for testing and working with the project will help in development and make it more convenient and productive.
The smart WebStorm code editor
makes use of all the capabilities of the modern JavaScript ecosystem! Use smart code completion, on-the-fly error checking, fast code navigation, and refactorings for JavaScript, TypeScript, style languages, and popular frameworks.
Frontend
- Angular
- React
- Vue.js
Mobile applications
- Ionic
- Cordova
- React Native
- Server
- Node.js
- Meteor
Desktop
Electron
Debugger
You can debug your application right in the IDE: set breakpoints in the source code, view the call stack, monitor variable values, and use the interactive console.
Tight integration with tools
Take advantage of a variety of tools integrated with the IDE: REST client, linters, build tools, and test runners. If you need a command line, it’s always at hand – right in the IDE.
Unit Testing
Run and debug tests using Karma, Mocha, Protractor and Jest directly from WebStorm. Test results will be instantly displayed in the editor, as well as in a separate window in the form of a tree, from which you can easily navigate to any test.
Integration with version control systems
Use a simple, universal interface to work with Git, GitHub, Mercurial and other version control systems. You can make commits, view changes, and resolve conflicts right in the IDE.