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CoffeeScript Debugging with Sourcemaps in WebStorm 6
Sourcemaps help to solve the problems in the JavaScript ecosystem introduced with JS minification and transpiling from other languages (e.g., CoffeeScript and TypeScript): Sourcemaps allow you to...
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Built-in Server in WebStorm 6
Have you ever started writing an app only to realize that you need a simple local webserver? Never fear, WebStorm 6 is here! Simply open “http://localhost:63342/”, append your project name, and...
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CORS Control in JetBrains Chrome Extension
XMLHttpRequest cannot load http://youtrack.jetbrains.com/rest/user/login. Origin http://localhost:8080 is not allowed by Access-Control-Allow-Origin. Are you tired to fight it? Don’t want to wait until...
View ArticleWebStorm 7 build 130.958; Elements tab
Today we’ve released a new EAP build of WebStorm 7, build numer 130.958. The biggest new feature in this build is the “Elements” tab in the JavaScript debugger, showing the live contents of the page...
View ArticleWebStorm 7 EAP 130.1362; EJS support
Today we’ve released a new EAP build of WebStorm 7. The biggest new feature in this EAP build is the long-requested support for EJS templates. The support includes syntax highlighting (for EJS-specific...
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Improved JavaScript debugger in WebStorm 7
The new WebStorm 7 comes with a redesigned debugger for Google Chrome which supports the latest features of WebKit Remote Debugging Protocol and V8 Debugger Protocol. Though this change mainly affects...
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Webinar: WebStorm Tricks and Tips, October 24th
Join us Thursday, October 24th, 16:00 GMT (12:00pm USA East Coast) for a free webinar, WebStorm Tricks and Tips with John Lindquist. Have you been wondering how to use WebStorm like a real pro? What...
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WebStorm and Windows Azure Mobile Services
With Microsoft’s Windows Azure Mobile Services, we can build a back-end for iOS, Android, HTML, Windows Phone and Windows 8 apps that supports storing data, authentication, push notifications across...
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WebStorm 7.0.1 Release Candidate
3 weeks after WebStorm 7 release we would like you to try its minor update – WebStorm 7.0.1. Based on your valuable feedback on our issue tracker we made a lot of fixes and improvements. That is why...
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Stylus in WebStorm 7
Stylus is relatively new, yet feature-rich CSS language. WebStorm 7 there now includes initial support for Stylus in addition to other CSS preprocessors, LESS and Sass. See it in action in our video...
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Webinar recording: WebStorm Tricks and Tips with John Lindquist
The recording of our webinar WebStorm Tricks and Tips, presented by John Lindquist on October 26th, is now available on the JetBrains YouTube channel and JetBrains.tv. In this webinar we covered the...
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Enjoy TypeScript in WebStorm
WebStorm has had TypeScript support for quite some time. As the language continues its evolution toward 1.0, we also continue to improve its support in WebStorm. Here we’d like to make a brief overview...
View ArticleMeet WebStorm 8 Development Roadmap
With the second bug-fix update for WebStorm already available, it’s time for us to make plans for the next major version. We’re sure it’s going to be really great! Please note the developed roadmap is...
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Using Compass in WebStorm
Sass and SCSS extend CSS with variables, mixins, selector inheritance and other nice features that make CSS much friendlier for modern development. The Compass framework is built on Sass, adds a...
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AngularJS Workflow in WebStorm
WebStorm 8 introduces a slew of new AngularJS features. This post will help you understand and optimize your workflow around what we provide. Include angular.js in Your Project While the AngularJS...
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WebStorm 8.0.1 Bug Fix Update is Available: node-webkit, TypeScript 1.0 and...
WebStorm 8.0.1 bug fix update (build 135.621) is available now. If you’re using WebStorm 8.0, you’ll get a notification about available update or you can check for updates manually and make a...
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Spy-js: WebStorm secret service
Introduction What is the difference between Orem, Utah, USA; Munich, Germany; Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia; and St. Petersburg, Russia? Well, they are thousands of kilometers apart, span 3...
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Improved JavaScript debugger in WebStorm 7
The new WebStorm 7 comes with a redesigned debugger for Google Chrome which supports the latest features of WebKit Remote Debugging Protocol and V8 Debugger Protocol. Though this change mainly affects...
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Grunt in WebStorm 8
Grunt is a very popular tool in the JavaScript community. It’s built on top of NodeJS, but it’s used even in most front-end only projects. So even if you don’t work with NodeJS, many JavaScript...
View ArticleMEAN Stack Walkthrough and Tips
MEAN is a full-stack web framework that consists of four very popular JavaScript-based projects: MongoDB, express, AngularJS and Node.js. This screencast shows how you can work with this development...
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