I've recently fallen in love with webstorm as an IDE for Javastop development. The problem is that, I have come from the world of Vim and light editors, so I can not fully appreciate all the power that comes with IDE. Yes, I have seen the presentations and read docs, but there are many features and I am not sure who among them is really useful.
So, here's my question: How do you use webstars and what do you think is most useful? Any power-usage tips? Configuration hacks? Worth mentioning plugins?
I'm not seeing a list of features, I'm looking for examples and impressions of a real-world use.
PS I work with mostly pure JS + canvas elements and some nodes.
Some random ideas, ...
In aid, of course basic Read concepts and skim the webstorm usage guidelines for those tasks that you care about.
Learn how to use Ctrl-Shift-A, it lets you find 1uickly actions by typing those tasks that you can do.
Webstorm (such as IntelEJ) is the best magic its code completion and refactoring features, which comes from its code parsing and awareness. It shows a lot of stuff, but you can help it by creating a good source file on your own. Insert commented versions of the libraries used in your project so that they can use those comments to appear in the doctor's popup (you just need to keep them in the directory).
Be sure to leave suggestions on.
Their platforms are useful, but if you have a problem or feature request then it has been put in youtrack.com. They are very much responsible for the things you want to add. You can also vote for them.
And if you have not seen it yet, then there is a VIM plugin that will give you the keys of the VIM editor, which is called.
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