WebStorm 10 adds Application Dependency Diagrams
Released: Mar 31, 2015
Updates in this release
Updates in 10
- Improved JavaScript Support - Enjoy faster code highlighting and code completion suggestions, as well as enhanced ECMAScript 6 support including module syntax.
- TypeScript 1.4 and 1.5 Support- Use the latest language features of TypeScript 1.4 including union types, let, and const keywords.
- TypeScript Built-in Compiler - Quickly and easily compile your TypeScript code to JavaScript using the built-in compiler. All compilation errors are reported in the editor on-the-fly.
- Application Dependency Diagrams - You can now visualize and explore your application structure with spy-js. The diagram shows how project files are connected with function calls based on runtime data.
- Tracing Languages Compiled to JavaScript - See highlighted execution paths and inspect object values right in the original file.
- V8 Profiling for Node.js apps - Capture and analyze JavaScript engine CPU profiles and heap snapshots.
- Improved Grunt Integration - Quickly navigate through available tasks and run or debug any of them, thanks to the updated integration with the Grunt task runner.
- Live Dart Analysis View - Quickly look through the list of warnings and errors in your project in a tool window or see them highlighted right in the editor.
- Simultaneous HTML Tag Editing - Edit an opening HTML tag and WebStorm will take care of the closing one.