Webstorm
WebStorm JavaScript IDE with debugging. Use for web development.From its SKILL.md
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SKILL.md
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WebStorm
WebStorm is the JetBrains IDE for Web. While VS Code is free, WebStorm allows better refactoring for complex TypeScript, Angular, and React projects.
When to Use
- Large Refactors: Moving files updates imports 100% correctly, even in dynamic imports.
- Angular: Has the best Angular template support in the industry.
- Debugging: Node.js debugger is seamless.
Core Concepts
Local History
A built-in generic version control. You can revert changes even if you haven't committed to Git.
Live Templates
Expand abbreviations into code snippets. (e.g. log -> console.log).
Prettier/ESLint Integration
Runs them automatically on save or analysis.
Best Practices (2025)
Do:
- Use "AI Assistant": Generate unit tests for your components.
- Use Database Tools: Connect to your database directly from WebStorm (it includes DataGrip features).
- Use Version Control: The Git UI (Merge Conflict Resolver) is superior to almost any standalone tool.
Don't:
- Don't ignore indexing: Let it finish before judging performance.
References
What ships with it
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