Keeping up with everything that’s going on in the web development community and the JavaScript ecosystem can be challenging. With lots of articles and blog posts that we on the WebStorm team go through on a regular basis, we thought we’d share some that we enjoyed and discussed the most over the past month. We’re not going for the most comprehensive digest out there, but want to focus mainly on covering the technologies already supported in WebStorm as well as the industry’s best practices. JavaScript, libraries and frameworks Dr. Axel Rauschmayer, who’s well known for his blog 2ality and

A new Early Access build for WebStorm 11 (142.4148) is now available for download. You can learn about the new features and improvements already available in WebStorm 11 EAP in our previous blog posts: WebStorm 11 Early Access Program: TypeScript 1.5, support for tsconfig.json, TSLint integration, Yeoman integration, new Node.js inspections, support for debugging Webpack, option to run single Mocha test, flame charts in V8 CPU profiler and more. WebStorm 11 EAP, 142.3805: Improved HiDPI support for Windows and Linux, clickable links in comments, breadcrumbs in Stylus files. WebStorm

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. (more…)

Today we are announcing the release of WebStorm 9 and we are really excited about that! You can download WebStorm 9 right now! To brings you the very best development experience based on today’s most powerful and trending webdev technologies and tools, WebStorm 9 introduces: Full support for Meteor. WebStorm now provides coding assistance and debug capabilities for Meteor applications. Support for React including syntax highlighting, code completion and error detection for JSX and JavaScript expressions in JSX, and more. Integration with Gulp that helps you easily browse through

This post is part of a series of posts covering features in WebStorm 9 EAP: WebStorm EAP is open! Live Edit updates in WebStorm 9 - What's new? Tracing, debugging and profiling Node.js with spy-js JavaScript Postfix Completion WebStorm 9 EAP (138.1988): Meteor support, Gulp and more One of the most requested features for WebStorm has been support for Meteor, a framework for building both the frontend and backend of web applications using JavaScript. If you're not familiar with Meteor, make sure you check-out their screencast which gives a quick intro to what it is about. With