Web-types: We’re polishing and bug fixing web-types support, which provides a way to declaratively specify metadata for web component libraries.Experimental support for the same feature for ESLint ( WEB-20824) was already added in v2021.2 – give it a try and share your feedback! Node.js remote interpreter support will be added for Mocha ( WEB-22179), Jest ( WEB-42762), and npm ( WEB-20827). Remote development: We’ve mapped out a couple of significant improvements for Node.js remote development in Docker.Angular: We are working on adding Angular 12 inline SCSS support ( WEB-51018).Vue: Some enhancements will touch on Vue, including support for the Vue-i18n plugin ( WEB-43291) and TypeScript type checking in Vue templates ( WEB-52130).JavaScript/TypeScript: We plan to improve support for monorepos in the auto-import feature ( WEB-46265, WEB-49388, WEB-28630) and add much-requested support for URLs in import statements ( WEB-42983).Our main focus for this release is improving support for languages, technologies, and tools within WebStorm: Please note that we can’t guarantee that all the improvements listed below will be included. Now let’s take a look at our plans for WebStorm 2021.3. As usual, the most active EAPers have received free one-year WebStorm licenses. With WebStorm 2021.3 scheduled for the end of November, we’d like to share our plans for the upcoming release.īut before we dive into it, we want to give a big shout-out to all of our 2021.2 Early Access Program users! Your valuable feedback really helped us improve the product.
Can you believe it’s fall already? Our team was pretty busy this summer – we released WebStorm 2021.2, put together a new JavaScript news series, and finalized our roadmap for the rest of the year.
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