![]() You will get better and faster in learning and this is probably one of the most valuable skills you will need when you are working in sofware development. The more you get acquainted with different technologies, different programming languages, different frameworks, etc., the easier it will be to learn new things. Besides that, it is always a good investment of your time to regularly learn new languages, frameworks. Well, React is gaining popularity and is one of the most popular JavaScript frameworks at the moment according to several surveys and reports. The first question we need to ask ourselves is why we should invest in learning React anyway. We will explain how you can have a flying start with React and share our experiences. React is a JavaScript library for building user interfaces. Have a look at the next post on Node.js development in our blog: “Running and debugging Node.js applications”.In this blog we are going to explore how we can get started with React. This tutorial is also available on WebStorm Confluence Space. Now WebStorm is set up to work with Node.js projects. Let’s download the corresponding TypeScript definition file: Settings | JavaScript | Libraries – Download – TypeScript Community Stubs – Express. To enhance syntax highlighting and code completion for methods from Express module, one additional step is required. ![]() ![]() WebStorm 7 allows you to add TypeScript community stubs to the list of JavaScript libraries used for library-specific code completion in JavaScript and TypeScript. This action will add these modules to the list of JavaScript libraries used WebStorm for code completion, syntax highlighting, navigation and documentation lookup: ![]() When you open a project with node_modules directory in it, WebStorm will suggest creating a Node.js Dependencies JavaScript library. It will enable code completion for Node.js: Now let’s go to Settings | JavaScript | Libraries and make sure that both Node.js Globals and Node.js Core Modules libraries are checked. Important note: If you are working with a node project created from existing files, you still have to set the path to Node.js interpreter and download sources in Settings | Node.js and NPM. Next step: WebStorm will suggest installing or locating Node.js source files that are required for proper code completion: In the same dialog window you can select Express configuration options, for example, to specify the template language you are going to use: WebStorm will locate Node.js and NPM on your computer (these must be pre-installed if they’re not, please go to for more information on installation). Let’s start with the basics: How to configure WebStorm to work with Node.js projects? We’ll go through the steps required to create a new Express app as an example.Ĭlick Create New Project on WebStorm Welcome screen and select Express app template: To address this trend we’d like to make a series of posts on Node.js development with WebStorm. Here at JetBrains, we can really see how its adoption is growing among WebStorm users. Node.js is definitely a hot topic in web development.
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