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WebStorm

WebStorm is a robust integrated development environment (IDE) for JavaScript and related technologies, providing intelligent coding assistance, debugging tools, and integration with modern web development frameworks.

Free trialmacOS · Windows · LinuxPricing checked: Sep 12, 2026
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Professional JavaScript and TypeScript developers building complex React, Angular, Vue, and Node.js applications with integrated AI assistance.

Things to know

Commercial software requiring a paid JetBrains license after the 30-day evaluation period (free licensing available for eligible academic/open-source users).

About this tool

Overview

WebStorm is a powerful JavaScript IDE offering intelligent coding assistance, debugging tools, and seamless integration with modern web frameworks.

Intelligent Code Completion

WebStorm's AI-powered code completion suggests the most relevant code snippets, reducing development time and increasing productivity.

Advanced Debugging Tools

WebStorm's debugging tools allow developers to identify and fix issues quickly, with features like breakpoints, console output, and variable inspection.

Seamless Framework Integration

WebStorm integrates seamlessly with popular web development frameworks like React, Angular, and Vue.js, providing a streamlined development experience.

Code Analysis and Optimization

WebStorm's code analysis and optimization tools help developers identify performance bottlenecks and improve code quality.

Get started

  1. Open the official website and confirm the service is available in your region.
  2. Check the current plan, usage limits and terms for your intended use.
  3. Try a small task with sample data before committing to a paid plan.

Editorial note

Pricing checked: Sep 12, 2026. Offers a 30-day free trial. Commercial subscription for individual developers is $69 for the first year ($55 second year, $41 third year onwards), or $6.90/month. Free for non-commercial open-source contributors and students.

Record updated: Sep 12, 2026

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