WebStorm

The JavaScript and TypeScript IDE

Name: WebStorm
Author: JetBrains

Make development more productive and enjoyable.

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Focus on your code.
Let WebStorm do the rest.

Ready to use out of the box

Get straight to coding without having to install and configure lots of plugins. WebStorm includes everything you need for JavaScript and TypeScript development right from the start. You can personalize it further with various plugins and settings.

JavaScript

TypeScript

HTML

CSS

React

Angular

Vue

Node.js

SQL

Understands your codebase

WebStorm analyzes your entire project when you first open it. This enables fast navigation, advanced coding assistance, and safe refactoring – even in large projects.

Makes complex tasks easy

Leave your most challenging and tedious tasks to WebStorm. From resolving Git merge conflicts to running and debugging tests or writing repetitive code – you can get it all done in just a few clicks.

What developers say about WebStorm

Chau Tran

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I love Neovim for its speed and extensibility, but man, the confidence I have when I invoke "Refactor this..." or "Rename ..." in @WebStormIDE just hits differently. 🙏

Prasad

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I love @jetbrains because WebStorm provides all the functionality for complex git workflow out of the box!! I can commit files, review changes, and resolve conflicts with a merge tool in the IDE. Wow!

Gagan Deep Singh

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Switching to an IDE like JetBrains WebStorm or PyCharm Community Edition (Python) will make your life easier in the long run. Using an IDE enables you to work on a large codebase with millions of lines of code with the help of tons of features. Make your life easier!

The Chi

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Unpopular opinion but since I switched to WebStorm from VSCode, my coding speed and searching prowess has more than doubled. €70 well spent. JetBrains know this IDE game. The git resolution feature is unmatched. The code search feature is unparalleled. I use the vscode key bindings so I didn’t go through the steep learning curve.

impatienceisavirtue

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I’ve used both VS Code & WebStorm. I gladly pay for WebStorm because it works better in a number of ways. Everyone on my team has their choice. Everyone except one uses WebStorm, as well. We can’t all be taking crazy pills.

Yorùbá Merlin

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Once you start using @WebStormIDE there's no going back. It's a 10 for me, very comfortable environment for development.

WebStorm features

Smart code editor

WebStorm understands your project structure deeply and can assist you with every aspect of coding. It will autocomplete your code, detect and suggest fixes for errors and redundancies, and help you refactor code safely.

Fast navigation and search

Move through your code faster, regardless of how large your projects are. Jump to the definition of any function, method, variable, component, or class, and find its usages with no effort at all. Look for files, classes, or symbols, and review all the matches in one place.

Integrated developer tools

Access all of your essential tools in one place. Debug and test your client-side and Node.js apps, and work with Git and GitHub. Additionally, package managers, build tools, linters, Prettier, and, of course, a terminal are all available within the IDE.

Collaborative and remote development

Code together in real time and talk to others right in your IDE. Work on a project located in a remote development environment, which can be hosted on your own machine or in cloud solutions, such as Google Cloud Workstations or GitHub Codespaces.