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PhpStorm & WebStorm 4.0 Beta (EAP 117.132)

Alexey Gopachenko
Alexey Gopachenko

The time frame for new features in 4.0 is closed and todays EAP is a Beta – we will focus on performance and bugs from now on.

Please report all problems ASAP – and do not use twitter or blog comments, file them to tracker.

    More details on build changes available in build changelog and platform changelog

    Download PhpStorm & WebStorm for your platform from project EAP page.
    Patch-update is also available.

    Develop with pleasure!
    -JetBrains Web IDE Team

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