Improvements for TypeScript and working with monoreposĮarlier this year, we announced a closed preview program to introduce the reworked look and feel of our IDEs.

We’ve also implemented a new alphabetical sorting intention and shipped several fixes for working with monorepos and TypeScript. The Code Vision feature that’s available in IntelliJ IDEA and Rider is now in WebStorm! It works for JavaScript and TypeScript, helping you track the usages of various classes, methods, type aliases, and interfaces in your code.

Type narrowing in Angular templates and other fixes for Angular.

New project templates for Vite and Next.js.

Additionally, WebStorm now supports Vitest, the super-fast Vite-native unit test framework. We’ve also fixed over 40 Vue-related issues and added type narrowing in Angular templates, which is a big step toward implementing strict mode support. You’ll find new project templates for Vite and Next.js and an updated template for Vue projects. Follow the links for more information about the various features and updates.

Here’s a rundown of the highlights in WebStorm 2022.3. There’s a new UI preview, Vitest support, an updated New Project wizard, type narrowing in Angular templates, Code Vision for JavaScript and TypeScript, improvements for Vue, and much more waiting for you in this version.Ĭheck out this quick round-up of the key changes from our Developer Advocate Paul Everitt.

WebStorm 2022.3, our biggest update of the year, is here! This update is packed with new features and bug fixes to improve your development experience.

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