WebStorm 6 EAP build 126.37 is now ready for download. What’s inside:
- Go to class action now brings you to JavaScript (via @constructor) and TypeScript classes:
- Predefined JavaScript libraries list has been reworked and simplified.
- You can now set up a default presentation (color, background, effect) for each language element (e.g. keywords, comments, string literals etc.). This way it’s now extremely easy to keep consistent highlighting of different languages.
- Many fixes for Debugger, Live Edit, JavaScript, TypeScript, CoffeeScript, CSS and LESS.
For those of you who’s interested here is the list of resolved issues.
Please try this EAP build and report problems in forum and YouTrack.
And please don’t relax too much, as we’re going to announce something very interesting next weeks! Stay tuned… 😉
Develop with pleasure!
-JetBrains WebStorm Team
Best IDE ever – until your next update arrives!
Thanks a lot for your efforts,
Andreas
It would be the best if it allowed working on FTP files directly
That would not be a good idea at all. You need to test your work first. At least locally. Besides there is automatic deployments on “save” if you really want to do that. Which is pretty much the same thing.
I am not 100% agree with Edger’s word.
sometime I just need to change a spelling. Do you means if this is a big MVC project then I need to download them all. a little change on FTP make it work fine.
Komodo edit with a little server plugin do work great. I thing this is something WooDzu talking about.
> we’re going to announce something very interesting next weeks
Please, let it be Emmet support.
what is Emmet I can’t find it on the internet
Simple Google search for “Emmet” returns exact match: http://docs.emmet.io/
Emmet (previously known as Zen Coding)… almost already supported. no?
Emmet support’s ticket in issues tracker was marked as “Fixed in WebStorm 6” some weeks ago. But there are no any of new Emmet’s features works in current builds for now.
There is a big difference between “Already Fixed” and “To be Fixed in”. If you check the ticket status http://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/WEB-193 it clearly says “Status: In Progress” and ” Fixed in builds: No Fixed in build”
That’s why I said “let it be Emmet support”. Just a wish.
Emmet support is in the works indeed, we expect to get it onboard soon.
Is there any info. available (e.g. in the online Help) on using the CoffeeScript debugger? Can it be used for both client in-browser CoffeeScript (e.g. with Chrome plugin) and for server CoffeeScript (node.js)?
Thanks!
CoffeeScript (node.js) — vote for http://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/WEB-2389
in-browser CoffeeScript — you need to generate source maps, official CoffeeScript compiler doesn’t support SourceMap, please see https://github.com/michaelficarra/CoffeeScriptRedux
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Not sure what’s going on but after the upgrade on Linux, I got a dialog which I’ve never seen asking me to increase Xmx MaxPermsize … After that, I can’t open my project. It just gets stuck on Scanning files… dialog.
Works great on Windows BTW. CoffeeScript syntax highlighting seems to be finally fixed.
The same problem for Mac OS.
I increased heap size to 2048, but still WebStorm gets stuck on “Indexing…”. Restarted several times – nothing changed.
I have to downgrade to 124.533 build
I’m not able to open my (very large) project directly both in Linux and Windows with the latest EAP. Project loading seems to freeze twice for quite some time (loading indicator stops spinning) and finally produces two Xmx dialogs. Hitting ignore both times continues the loading and I’m able to open it. Syntax highlighting and auto completion do seem to work. This never happened with the previous EAPs. After the operation a 1GB .hprof file turns up in my home folder (java_pid12549.hprof).
Try disabling LESS plugin. This ticket is for PhpStorm, but the issue may have the same roots: http://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/WI-16352
Disabling LESS plugin really helps. Sorry guys, we will publish next EAP on the beginning of the next week.
I love surprises. Oh pleazzzz, tell me, whisper in my ear. I won’t tell, I promise
OK, just for you Jeff: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=589eWAcIfsI
Awesome!
Kudos to you all over at JetBrains for continually improving what already is a very impressive product. You keep raising the bar for every other wannabe Web focused development tool and we, us WebStorm users, are the happy recipients of all that dedication, commitment, hard work and focus. Outstanding!
Thanks for your kind words Jeff! Please keep supporting us with your feedback, bug reports and feature requests.