JetBrains makes great products, and WebStorm is no exception.
November 29, 2017
JetBrains makes great products, and WebStorm is no exception.
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Score 10 out of 10
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Overall Satisfaction with IntelliJ WebStorm
I am the senior developer for our company and I use WebStorm for all web (i.e. JavaScript) development. I've used PyCharm for a number of years and when I came across a web application I needed to develop, I checked out JetBrain's options. WebStorm was their offering for web dev so I naturally tried it out. I absolutely loved it and purchased it right away. I use it almost daily now and am a huge fan and it really improved my workflow.
Pros
- Provides all the standard IDE benefits (code completion, object awareness, etc.).
- Allows for modules and libraries to be added to projects.
- Has the same standard interface that JetBrains has really perfected so it's a natural move from PyCharm to WebStorm.
Cons
- I haven't run into a situation where I'm unable to figure out how to do what I want. I haven't come across any negatives yet.
- Reduces application development time.
- Reduces code errors.
- NetBeans, Visual Studio Code and Sublime
WebStorm is a better all around IDE when you are building out a solution. Visual Studio Code, Sublime, these are great for single files or for quick demos. But once we sit down to create a project, we fire up WebStorm.
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