Webinar Recording: A Deep Dive into WebStorm 9’s New Features
The recording of our October 30th webinar with John Lindquist, A Deep Dive into WebStorm 9’s New Features, is now available on the JetBrains YouTube channel.
In this webinar, John covers the hottest new features in the recently released WebStorm 9. You will learn React basics and how WebStorm can help you develop with this popular library. Then John gives his tips on running and debugging Meteor application in WebStorm and shows amazing new features of spy-js (spy-js code completion and magnifier), Gulp integration, EditorConfig support and postfix code completion.
As always, John shows dozens of really cool WebStorm features that could really boost your productivity, like using and creating custom Live templates, cyclic code completion, search for actions, and many others.
You can read more about some of the features demoed in the webinar on our blog:
- Meteor support in WebStorm;
- spy-js 2.0: tracing Node.js app, code completion and magnifier;
- postfix code completion.
If you haven’t updated to WebStorm 9 yet, now’s a great time to do that!
The new features covered in this webinar are available in WebStorm 9 and PhpStorm 8 and also in the upcoming IntelliJ IDEA 14, RubyMine 7 EAP and PyCharm 4. This webinar is geared towards developers of all proficiency levels.
If you have any questions, please feel free to ask in the comments.
Here is also a short Q&A section based on the questions asked during the webinar:
Q: Where can I learn more about EditorConfig?
A: Please check EditorConfig website, where you can find the formatting rules and some basics on working with EditorConfig.
Q: Can I navigate and run Gulp tasks with the keyboard shortcuts?
A: There are several ways to organize your workflow with Gulp: first, you can assign a keyboard shortcut to Show Gulp tasks action in Preferences | Appearance and Behavior | Keymap and then select the task you’d like to run with the keyboard and hit Enter to start a task. Secondly, since a new run configuration is created for every task, you can run (Ctrl-Alt-R on Mac or Alt+Shift+F10 on Windows and Linux) or debug it with the familiar shortcuts.
Happy developing!
Your JetBrains WebStorm Team
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