A modern JavaScript IDE should always keep pace with advancements in web development technology. WebStorm, with its short release cycles and a keen eye for trends, is equal to the task. Whatever new ...

WebStorm is a sophisticated IDE for JavaScript, HTML5, CSS, and other Web development languages. One of the great things about developing for the Web is the low barrier to entry. Many tutorials ...

“In WebStorm 4.0, we introduced Code Coverage for JavaScript Unit Test, which lets you see how much code is untested right as you code. The big idea is to prevent bugs instead of catching them.” ...

WebStorm IDE v4.0 focuses on ECMAScript JetBrains has begun shipping version 4.0 of its WebStorm JavaScript IDE, which features backing for the new features in the Harmony version of ECMAScript ...

At $70, it is also incredibly expensive for a text editor–in fact, it’s $21 more than JetBrains’ excellent WebStorm JavaScript IDE. But for those who prize a simple approach with plenty of ...

JetBrains’s Rider, a cross-platform IDE that could serve as a rival to Microsoft’s own well-established Visual Studio IDE, is now generally available. The commercially licensed Rider can be ...

A modern JavaScript IDE should always keep pace with advancements in web development technology. WebStorm, with its short release cycles and a keen eye for trends, is equal to the task.

JetBrains releases WebStorm 3.0, an integrated development environment (IDE) for JavaScript, following recent releases of tools for Java, Groovy, Python and other language development.