WebStorm 7 EAP 130.1362; EJS support
Today we’ve released a new EAP build of WebStorm 7. The biggest new feature in this EAP build is the long-requested support for EJS templates. The support includes syntax highlighting (for EJS-specific syntax, JavaScript and HTML), typing assistance, structure view, formatter and more. Of course, you can enjoy the full set of JavaScript and HTML code assistance features when working with the HTML and JS code fragments in your EJS template.
Beyond that, we’ve continued work on TypeScript 0.9 support, fixed a number of issues related to LiveEdit and debugging, and integrated a bunch of general platform improvements. The full list of changes can be found in the release notes. The new build can be downloaded from the EAP page, as well as installed using the in-IDE autoupdate feature.
mark says:
July 30, 2013Please fix Darcula theme. Most file types are ugly, like Markdown. File types override default language defaults instead of using language defaults. The filenames in the project pane use dark blue and rust orange for changes. Even in normal JavaScript the theme is too loud coloring things like commas, semicolons.
Guy Stein says:
August 1, 2013I am using webstorm as my main IDE – good stuff!
To support Typescript 0.9 i’m looking into installing this EAP version. Two questions:
1. What happens after 30 days? Can i install the next EAP?
2. Can I type in a Webstorm 6.0 license key?
3. When is version 7.0 expected to be released? (i saw a 6 month version cycles – september?).
Dmitry Jemerov says:
August 1, 20131. Yes, you can. Normally EAP builds are released every two weeks,
2. No. We don’t want people to use outdated EAP builds, so the 30 day period cannot be extended by entering a license key.
3. The final release is planned for September, indeed.
James Pedid says:
August 1, 2013I’m wondering when EJS support will also be available for Rubymine. Will this also be in September, along with the release of WebStorm 7?
Dmitry Jemerov says:
August 2, 2013The release of RubyMine 6 will be later, closer to the end of the year. EJS support will be either bundled with RubyMine 6 or available as a downloadable plugin; this hasn’t been decided yet.
Mickey Cheong says:
August 11, 2013Will PHPStorm has support for EJS?
Dmitry Jemerov says:
August 11, 2013Just like with RubyMine, it will either be bundled or published as a downloadable plugin. Please ask the PhpStorm team regarding the specific plans.
PhpStorm 7 EAP 130.1639 | JetBrains PhpStorm Blog says:
August 16, 2013[…] build brings various new features and fixes from both web and IntelliJ IDEA platform side including EJS support (available with a free plugin), Stylus support, new smart code completion for join conditions in […]
Jose Hernandez says:
August 16, 2013Any chance that advance UML editing will be in final release of version 7?
Dmitry Jemerov says:
August 16, 2013Don’t know what you mean by advanced UML editing or how you envision that for JavaScript, but at the moment we don’t have any UML support improvements on our roadmap.
Charlie says:
August 19, 2013Is there any plan to add visual design for HTML?
Dmitry Jemerov says:
August 19, 2013Most definitely not. This feature is out of scope for WebStorm.