We’re implementing several enhancements to our Solid.js and Preact support and how they are resolved, so you can expect better code completion and accurate type info. Solid.js and Preact support improvements.

We’re going to add a watch mode for Jest tests that can be quickly turned on and off from the tool window ( WEB-50559).

Ability to auto-run Jest tests in watch mode.

We’re planning to continue improving our Vue.js support specifically by adding support for properties provided by the dependency injection functions provide and inject. We’ve worked on our Vue support and fixed a lot of issues over the last year, including the addition of an improved New Component action ( WEB-56464), which will become available in the upcoming WebStorm 2023.1.1 bug-fix update.

This increases the modularity and maintainability of CSS stylesheets. It provides the ability to nest one style rule inside another, with the selector of the child rule relative to the selector of the parent rule. With WebStorm 2023.2, we’ll be adding support for the CSS Nesting feature ( WEB-57875). If you have feedback, please continue to let us know. The end goal is to provide you with a UI you enjoy working in. Thank you to everyone who has reported and upvoted the existing issues throughout our iterations. Getting the new UI out of Beta will be one of our priorities in this release. Today, we’ll give you a sneak peek into what we have planned for the next release of WebStorm, with our usual disclaimer that these plans are subject to change. First off, we’d like to thank all of you who are already using it and providing us with feedback. We released WebStorm 2023.1, our first major update for the year 2023, just last month.

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