WebStorm Adds JavaScript Smart Intentions |
Written by Kay Ewbank |
Friday, 05 April 2019 |
The new 2019.1 release of WebStorm adds smart intentions for JavaScript and TypeScript, improved support for Angular, updated documentation for CSS and HTML, and a more powerful debug console. WebStorm is a JavaScript web development IDE from JetBrains. It has smart coding assistance for JavaScript and compiled-to-JavaScript languages, Node.js, HTML and CSS, with code completion, on-the-fly error detection, and refactorings. The smart intentions JavaScript and TypeScript are designed to help you introduce destructuring to your code. Destructuring lets you unpack values from arrays and objects into variables. The new release also adds a fast way to convert a function that returns a Promise the old way using Another improvement to the new release is in Angular support. There are 17 new inspections designed to help you detect Angular-specific errors as you type. The inspections will suggest fixes to the problems, These inspections work both in the TypeScript and template files and check the use of bindings, directives and components. Still in the Angular area, navigation of Angular projects has been improved with support for the Related Symbol… popup to jump between the different component files such as TypeScript, template, style, and test files. In the TypeScript file, the popup will also list all the symbols that were imported into this file. If you're developing Vue apps, there's improved support for TypeScript in this release. WebStorm now uses the TypeScript language service as well as its own TypeScript support for any TypeScript code in .vue files. This means that you’ll now get more accurate type checking and type info, you will be able to use the quick-fixes provided by the service, and see all the TypeScript errors in the current file in the TypeScript tool window. WebStorm 2019.1 is now available for download.
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