WebStorm 2016.3

Today we are releasing bug-fix updates for four WebStorm major versions – WebStorm 2016.3.7 (build 163.15529.11), 2017.1.5 (171.4694.80), 2017.2.6 (172.4574.25), and 2017.3.5 (173.4674.32). This update brings support for the strong cryptographic algorithms to the built-in SSH executable used by Git so that it is now compatible with the new GitHub cryptographic standards. For more details, please refer to this blog post. We apologize for not having resolved this issue sooner and will strive to improve for the future. You will get a notification about the available patch update in the

WebStorm 2016.3.3 is now available! You can download it from our website or install an update from the IDE if you're using WebStorm 2016.3.2. This update brings over 30 bug fixes, including debugging support for Node.js 7 on Windows and support for Stylelint 7.7+. For a full list of addressed issues please see the Release notes. Your WebStorm Team

Let’s see how we can set up a workflow for development with React Native in WebStorm.

WebStorm 2016.3.2 is now available with many important bug fixes and improvements. A patch-update is available for WebStorm 2016.3, 2016.3.1, as well as for the 2016.3.2 RC build. If you’re using an earlier version, now it's a great time to give WebStorm 2016.3 and its new features a try and download it from our website for a free 30-day evaluation. Among noticeable fixes and improvements: The issue with using special symbols in Terminal with some keyboard layouts is now fixed Support for debugging iOS apps with React Native 0.37+ Support for Stylelint 7.4+ Improvements in supp

WebStorm 2016.3.1, the first bug-fix update for the recently released major version is now available! If you're using WebStorm 2016.3 or WebStorm 2016.2.4, a patch-update should be available. If you're using an earlier version, give WebStorm 2016.3 and its new features a try and download it from our website for a free 30 day evaluation. WebStorm 2016.3.1 addresses the issues with using TypeScript 2.0.10 and exporting settings. Find a full list of addressed issues in the Release notes. Your WebStorm Team

Learn how WebStorm's integration with Flow works.

Please meet WebStorm 2016.3, the third big WebStorm update of 2016 jam-packed with new features! For the past four months we’ve been working hard to improve support for ES6, TypeScript, and Flow and integrate more tools into the IDE, to help you develop more smoothly and productively not only for the web but also for mobile. Visit What’s new in WebStorm 2016.3 to see a full overview of its new features or watch an overview video below. https://youtu.be/_THi3bEmp7g And here're some of the highlights: Support for Flow: type errors are reported right in the editor; Flow-powered co

Another week – another WebStorm 2016.3 EAP (163.6957) build! You can download it here, or if you have the EAP build (163.6512) from the last week installed, you should soon get a notification in the EAP about a patch update. Integration with Protractor Protractor is an end-to-end test frameworks developed by the Angular team. And you can now run and debug tests with Protractor right from WebStorm. Test results will be shown in a tool window in the IDE. You can filter the results and see only the failing tests. You can also quickly jump from the list of tests to the test source. To get

A new WebStorm 2016.3 EAP (163.6512) build is now available! You can download it here, or if you have the EAP build (163.6110) from the last week installed, you should soon get a notification in the EAP about a patch update. Debugging React Native apps With WebStorm you can now run and debug mobile apps developed with React Native! Together with the React and Flow support we believe WebStorm can become a great and powerful tool for development with React Native. We'd appreciate your feedback on this new feature! We assume that you already have React Native installed and configured for

A fresh WebStorm 2016.3 EAP (163.6110) build is now available! You can download it here, or if you have the previous EAP build (163.5644) from last week installed, you should soon get a notification in the EAP about a patch update. TypeScript language service For the past few months we've been working on the integration with the TypeScript language service for code analysis and completion. Now we're finally enabling it by default for all TypeScript projects. On top of that, WebStorm adds its own powerful refactorings and quick-fixes. WebStorm will also provide coding assistance if the servic

Please welcome a new WebStorm 2016.3 EAP build (163.4830)! You can download it here, or if you have the previous EAP build (163.4396) from the last week installed, you should soon get a notification in the EAP about a patch update. Integration with Stylelint WebStorm adds integration with Stylelint, a code quality tool for stylesheets. You can now see the errors reported by Stylelint right in the editor. To get started, install Stylelint globally or locally in your project via npm, add .stylelintrc file with the Stylelint configuration and then enable the integration in Preferences |

WebStorm 2016.3 EAP build (163.4396) is now available! You can download it here. Unfortunately, there're no patch-updates available this time. Create React App Create React App is an officially recommended way to create new React apps. And now you can create new apps using Create React App right from the IDE Welcome screen! Make sure that you have create-react-app installed globally on your computer, for that run npm install -g create-react-app. Then to start your new project, double click on the start task in the npm tasks tool window to run it. That's it! Improvements in Angular 2