Good news for those of you who missed the last promotion we ran! Since initially offering the discount on commercial licenses, we’ve received a lot of requests from our customers and decided to extend the promotion until February 29.
Use this opportunity to buy personal, commercial licenses and renewals.
Regards,
JetBrains Team
A highly recommended update containing important fixes and improvements across all subsystems is available for all users.
See build & platform changelogs 1, 2, 3 for more details.
Do not hesitate to download PhpStorm & WebStorm for your platform.
Patch-update from 3.0 release will be available soon.
Develop with pleasure!
-JetBrains Web IDE Team
Tomorrow, January 31, is the last day to buy a license for JavaScript IDE WebStorm at a special price!
This time the special price applies not only to personal licenses, but also to commercial licenses and renewals!
WebStorm 3.0.1 will be out later this week, so if you buy, you will get a free upgrade — as well as all upgrades (even to major versions) released within 1 year of the date of purchase.
Don’t miss this opportunity to develop with even more pleasure!
-JetBrains Team
A Release Candidate is available for 3.0.1 bugfix update. Build 111.217, with many important fixes across all subsystems. Notable changes:
More details available in build changelog & platform changelog
Download PhpStorm & WebStorm for your platform from project EAP page.
Patch-update from 3.0.1 Beta will be available soon.
Develop with pleasure!
-JetBrains Web IDE Team
Please, do not use twitter or blog comments for reports – file them to tracker.
This is a cross-post from IntelliJ IDEA blog. Original post by Gregory Shrago.
There are many little things in database and SQL area that got attention in PhpStorm 3.0 release but now I just want to highlight the major ones.
Data Sources view got a new look and now includes stored procedures both from DDL scripts and real databases. The existing SQL dialects support has been redesigned with two new dialects introduced: H2 and MS Transact-SQL. So the list of supported SQL languages now looks like this:
Featuring:
Database view:
Database Console:
Develop with pleasure!
-JetBrains Web IDE Team
Small holiday present for everybody – a Beta for 3.0.1 bugfix update. Build 111.150, with many important fixes across all subsystems.
More details available in build changelog & platform changelogs 1 & 2
Download PhpStorm & WebStorm for your platform from project EAP page.
Patch-update is NOT available.
Develop with pleasure!
-JetBrains Web IDE Team
Please, do not use twitter or blog comments for reports – file them to tracker.
Greetings from JetBrains!
The newest version of our JavaScript IDE — WebStorm 3.0 — is out!
Latest trends like CoffeeScript, JSLint/JSHint validation and the new star of server-side JavaScript development – Node.JS – are at your fingertips:
Read more about what’s new, download WebStorm 3.0 and do not miss another present — attractive WebStorm pricing before February 1, 2012!
Oh, and we also want to cordially thank all early adopters for your invaluable feedback!
Develop with pleasure!
JetBrains Team
Hello guys,
Sometime ago we announced integration with Xdebug profiler in PhpStorm 3.0. This time we want to introduce you integration with another popular CPU profiling extension for PHP – Zend Debugger.
WebStorm 3.0 RC build is available. This build represents final set of functionality for 3.0 release and will require a valid upgrade subscription or starting your 3.0 trial period.
Build contains set of significant fixes made since last EAP, thanks to all users for reporting problems to tracker!
Download WebStorm for your platform from project EAP page.
Patch-update is NOT available.
Develop with pleasure!
-JetBrains Web IDE Team
P.S. Work on 3.0.1 is already in progress.
Hello everybody,
As you know Node.js support has been already presented in WebStorm 3.0. Now we would like to introduce integration with nodeunit — unit testing framework for Node.js.
To start you should have nodeunit module installed. Make sure NODE_PATH environment variable points to the parent directory of nodeunit module.
To run tests first you need to create Nodeunit Run Configuration:
icon and select 
NodeunitNext fill Node path and Working Directory as you usually do in NodeJS Run Configuration. Next select what kind of test you intend to run from Run list. Finally you have to specify a path to a single test file or a directory (this path should be relative to the working directory you have already specified).
Save Nodeunit Run Configuration and run it (Main menu | Run | Run…).
You will see something like this.
You can navigate from the stack trace to the source code.
If you prefer to run your tests often, it’s helpful to use Shift+F10 shortcut to rerun the last Run Configuration.
Test Node.js app with pleasure!
Download WebStorm for your platform from project EAP page.
Note: Users of PhpStorm, as well as other JetBrains IDE – IntelliJ IDEA, PyCharm, RubyMine, and AppCode – should install “NodeJS” plugin from the plugin repository.
