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WebStorm 3.0: The JavaScript IDE!

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:

  • Support for Node.JS allows you to use all the IDE power for editing and debugging server-side JavaScript.
  • CoffeeScript navigation, completions, refactoring, error-checking and more.
  • Integration with JSLint/JSHint enables new inspections to verify code quality.
  • JavaScript unit testing with JsTestDriver.
  • Smart Duplicated Code Detector for HTML, CSS and JavaScript.
  • Significant improvements to FTP/SFTP Sync.
  • TFS support and revision graph for GIT.
  • Streamlined UI across all operating systems.

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

Release WebStorm
New in 3.0: Support of profiling with Zend DebuggerPhpStorm & WebStorm 3.0.1 Beta

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JetBrains PhpStorm and JetBrains WebStorm have their own separate resources. This WebIDE Blog is Closed

Dear friends, For quite a while we have been sharing this blog and other resources for both PhpStorm and WebStorm IDEs. We came to the conclusion it’s time to let these products have their own separate resources. This way our visitors can get the most relevant information on the product they use without any distraction or inconvenience. From this moment this blog is closed. No new comments o

Mikhail Vink Mikhail Vink

WebStorm 6.0.1 is available

We'd like to announce the availability of the first bugfix update of WebStorm 6.0, version 6.0.1. The new release includes a fairly small number of Web-specific bugfixes, which are detailed in the release notes. The build is available for download and for patch-based upgrade if you're currently running WebStorm 6.0.

Dmitry Jemerov Dmitry Jemerov

Drag & Drop Project Files to Remote Hosts in PhpStorm

The Remote Host pane allows us to work directly on a remote server through FTP, FTPS, SFTP or a local/network folder. A lot of people asked us to add drag & drop to the Remote Host pane in PhpStorm. Good news: PhpStorm 6 comes with drag & drop as well as copy & paste support from the project pane to the remote host pane. (more…)

Maarten Balliauw Maarten Balliauw

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 WebStorm will serve up your site for you! (more…)

John Lindquist John Lindquist