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I disagree. Webstorm provides all of the tools you need to customize your build, you don't have to use them at all but they're there when you need it. Webstorm
by kakarot 8y ago
I disagree. Webstorm provides all of the tools you need to customize your build, you don't have to use them at all but they're there when you need it.
Webstorm integrates with popular build tools like Webpack and Gulp, and adds support for more tooling all of the time through plugins.
There is really no reason to use another IDE for JS/TS unless you can't afford its very reasonable price.
- thrower123 8y agoWebstorm is essentially the only IDE that makes any sense for doing JS/TS work. Visual Studio is an unbelievable dog when you throw more than trivial amounts of JS code at it, to a degree that I cannot really understand, especially the apparently enormous resources that have been thrown at the problem in recent years. I routinely see VS splutter and die on smallish front-end projects when it runs like butter on six-figure LOC .NET and C++ solutions with dozens and dozens of projects.
- kakarot 8y agoI run Webstorm in VM environments with 2-4GB RAM and 2-3 vCPUs and for the most part it's pretty smooth even with image editing programs and multiple browsers open.