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Master the latest web standards with WebStorm 2.0!

Greetings from JetBrains!

WebStorm 2.0 — the intelligent IDE for front-end web-developers — is out!

With WebStorm 2.0, you can employ the latest web standards in your development with more ease: feel the safety of “use strict” mode in JavaScript, enjoy HTML5 richness, and manage your CSS with LESS or SASS.

The key changes include:

  • ECMAScript 5 “use strict” support
  • Support for Leaner CSS (LESS) and SASS/SCSS extensions for CSS added
  • Relax NG for XML
  • Added Mercurial support
  • Integration with issue trackers is extended to GitHub, PivotalTracker and RedMine
  • Reworked UI for all supported platforms: Windows, Mac OS and Linux

Read more about what’s new, go ahead and try WebStorm 2.0!

We want to thank all the early adopters for their very useful feedback!

Develop with pleasure!
JetBrains Team

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