WebStorm 6 Sneak Peek – TypeScript, Background Tasks, and Sourcemaps
This quick video will highlight 3 new features coming in WebStorm 6: 1. TypeScript support 2. Background tasks (AKA “built-in file watchers”) 3. Sourcemap debugging...
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CoffeeScript Debugging with Sourcemaps in WebStorm 6
Sourcemaps help to solve the problems in the JavaScript ecosystem introduced with JS minification and transpiling from other languages (e.g., CoffeeScript and TypeScript): Sourcemaps allow you to...
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Built-in Server in WebStorm 6
Have you ever started writing an app only to realize that you need a simple local webserver? Never fear, WebStorm 6 is here! Simply open “http://localhost:63342/”, append your project name, and...
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Grunt in WebStorm 8
Grunt is a very popular tool in the JavaScript community. It’s built on top of NodeJS, but it’s used even in most front-end only projects. So even if you don’t work with NodeJS, many JavaScript...
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MEAN Stack Walkthrough and Tips
MEAN is a full-stack web framework that consists of four very popular JavaScript-based projects: MongoDB, express, AngularJS and Node.js. This screencast shows how you can work with...
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