WebStorm 6 Release Candidate is Out!

Egor Malyshev

Today we’re excited to announce Release Candidate build for WebStorm 6!

We’re really close to the release, so the focus is stability and performance in all subsystems.

However there’s another new feature that we decided to put in it: support for HTML5 microdata. The IDE will now assist you with completion for properties according to the schema you’re using:

There’s also one more thing to mention. We’ve got a couple of complains about the IDE unexpectedly changing matching strings when renaming JavaScript variable of function. We’ve changed this behavior, now strings are skipped if you turn off  “Search in comments and strings” checkbox in Rename dialog:

Please report any issues that you find regarding the rename or usages search.

These days are very important for us as we’re collecting the latest feedback from you to make our release build as stable and intelligent as we can!

Please download and try new build and kindly report all the unexpected behavior to the tracker and forums.

Please find the list of all closed issues on the wiki.

Automatic patch-update is available for all the platforms.

Develop with pleasure!
-JetBrains WebStorm Team

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