WebStorm Review

PROS: It's inteface is very complete and easy to use. All the functions you need are there plus you can get plugins if you need more. It is very flexible as it can work with different development paradigms and build systems.

CONS: There are some arbitrary restrictions like basic PHP support in order to partition IDEs. They can improve on source code management. I think this is the least developed aspect of the solution. Free plugins like VS Code and Gitlook are better in managing workflows like these.

PROS: It is a powerful IDE for Front End. It has great updates for Front End always coming in. I love it! Updates range from Front End Tools like TypeScript, GraphQL, Vue.js, and others. It helps you streamline a lot of tools like version control and task runners.

CONS: There are performance issues from low-end to mid-range machines. Sometimes on large machines there will be issues when working on large projects. The indexing on the open project causes this and goes away when it is disabled. Unfortunately, this removes important functionalities. It has so many features and it may be too hard to start to use for beginners.

PROS: I like the split view where you can preview a file you are editing live. Also, with just one click, you can open a browser to test what you are working on. Furthermore, files like vector graphics and raster can be previewed in Webstorm directly. No extra programs needed! This saves you time from switching from window to window, tab to tab. It is also very lightweight.

CONS: When you open too many files, the tabs get a little cluttered and files become hard to find.

PROS: I usually work with web pages that are either public or private. With WebStorm, I can complete my tasks in a matter of minutes, something that I could not be achieve with other IDEs.

CONS: WebStorm is lacking if your codes have more than just HTML.

PROS: WebStorm has a host of helpful features that saves us time when working with projects from saving logins and code completion to code suggestions and magic merge. These are all on a well-designed interface that makes work more enjoyable.

CONS: There are certain GUI commands that require us to pull the command line to execute.

PROS: I love how it is an integrated system that can handle JavaScript and TypeScript. Also, I like how it has the SASS support. It is a very robust environment to develop applications. Furthermore, it is easy to use. I have been using it with JavaScript project. I can start with Angular CLI project from it and leave the rest up to it like creating hierarchy and files for projects. Also, I can use the terminal to run and debug codes. The SASS generates an automatic file and compile that into CSS. Also, Webstorm makes it easier for me to debug. It notifies you with problems with the code including the time where you wrote the code. Thus, you can easily trace what you have done. It is also a great tool for final testing.

CONS: I don't like the shortcuts like how it does when going the end or start of the code file. It is not that intuitive.

PROS: It has a good vanilla version with git integration plus you can work with formats like CSS, JS, and HTML. Furthermore, you can preview files directly without opening another program. In this way, you don't get distracted by other tabs and programs. This also allows you to work using one single platform.

CONS: I don't have problems with it.

PROS: I use this for quick static pages with multimedia resources. I want these pages to viewable from any device. As a marketer, this is very important. Also, I don't know much HTML so I love how it is easy to work with. Furthermore, the splitscreen view is very helpful. It lets you preview a file you are working on live.

CONS: Nothing much. It is worth it. Also, it is free for students. Wonderful.

PROS: I am not a coder but WebStorm helps me modify the HTML codes of our website. Finding the right one to edit is easy as well because of the search function. What's more, I can view any image I want to add in the program so that I can be sure that I made the right changes.

CONS: The cost of the license is expensive.

PROS: With WebStorm, you do not need to have the previous technical know-how to get started because you can configure and use it from the get-go without a sweat. Those who are newbies or amateurs in JS frameworks would appreciate this because apart from being user-friendly, it has powerful development tools. On top of that, it has immediate feedback for users to help them improve.

CONS: The cost of the platform is steep. And yet, its autocomplete feature for codes is not the best.

PROS: Webstorm allows us to put more speed and efficiency in our programming. It has a comprehensive feature set that enables you to handle codes and edit them in remote servers. Also, it helps us test content that we upload using FTP. Furthermore, it handles our captures of remote servers. We edit many things using this program.

CONS: The program is built really well but I feel it lacks some saving options. It sometimes prompts you that some file extensions are missing. Also, they can improve on the previews of files that we have to work on.

PROS: Even though I am a beginner in Javascript, WebStorm is easy to use. Its IDE has plenty of tools that I can work with from ESLint and Closure Linter to JSCS.

CONS: WebStorm's price is a bit too steep. Plus, it uses up a lot of our resources, resulting in slow-downs that interrupt our workflow.

PROS: WebStorm is such an intuitive platform that even people from other departments can use it without a hitch. It is also helpful that we can open supported files from the IDE in a modern browser so that we could check it quickly. What's more, it fast-tracks our development because of its handy syntax highlighting.

CONS: WebStorm's divided screen is not as good as the ones in other popular products. If it could include design and code in the same window, it would be helpful.

PROS: WebStorm is an impressive product by Jetbrains and sports an excellent code refactoring feature. With it, anyone can manage their codes in an organized way. Even if your code is in a state of disarray, you can still derive variables and functions, resulting in cleaner code. This is complemented by the platform's code completion capability that makes developing more efficient. On top of it, all is the integrated web server that eases the code testing process since there is no need for plugins and additional codes.

CONS: There are instances when WebStorm is slow to respond to commands and it is frustrating when it uses too much of our computing resources. Furthermore, WebStorm is lacking in web frameworks and it lacks support for the latest libraries.