JetBrains WebStorm v5.0.4 PC and MAC cracked version

1.                                     JetBrains WebStorm v5.0.4 PC and MAC
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22. JavaScript
23. DOM-Based, Browser-Specific Completion
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25. JavaScript code completion for keywords, labels, variables, parameters and functions is DOM-based and supports popular browsers specifics (IE, Firefox, etc.) The completion is available for both standard and user-defined functions in *.js files, HTML event handlers and everywhere else where appropriate.
26. JavaScript: code completion
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28. Code Navigation and Usages Search
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30. Numerous code navigation and usage search options:
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32.     Go to declaration — navigates to where the function, variable or label in question is declared with a simple hotkey or Ctrl + Click.
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35.     Go to symbol — navigates to any symbol in project code using search patterns, including asterisk (*) or CamelHump abbreviations.
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37.     Find/Highlight Usages — locates other places in your entire project where a JavaScript symbol, label or file is used, with quick preview and instant navigation to the actual usages.
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39. ECMAScript Harmony Support
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41. For those who prefer to stay one step ahead, WebStorm presents experimental support of a new ongoing ECMAScript version code-named Harmony. To try out new features, set ECMAScript Harmony to be the JavaScript language version in the IDE settings.
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43. Note: each JavaScript engine implementation adds some nice features that others don't have. When you use a language feature that isn't supported by the currently selected JavaScript version, WebStorm will notify you and suggest a Quick-Fix:
44. ECMAScript Harmony Support
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47. CoffeeScript
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49. Keeping pace with the newest technologies coming to the scene, WebStorm offers you CoffeeScript support 'hot off the press'. CoffeeScript is a programming language that compiles to JavaScript and enhances its brevity and readability, while also adding some sophisticated features like array comprehension and pattern matching. WebStorm offers you:
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51.     code navigation and completion
52.     rename refactoring
53.     syntax highlighting
54.     error checking
55.     find usages
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57. CoffeeScript
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59. Node.js
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61. WebStorm allows you to debug and validate your server-side JavaScript — Node.js apps.
62. Node.js
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64. The editor is aware of CommonJS module structure and suggests proper auto completion options:
65. Node.js
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67. Read more about how to configure Node.js in WebStorm.
68. JavaScript Refactoring
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70. Refactoring capabilities provided for JavaScript allow you to easily modify the code structure as well as undo the modifications. Some refactorings available for JavaScript code and *.js files are:
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72.     Move/Copy
73.     Safe Delete
74.     Extract embedded script into file
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76.     Rename
77.     Extract Variable/Function
78.     Inline Variable/Function
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80. JavaScript Unit Testing
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82. If you're a JavaScript developer, you probably know that the quality and correctness of your application are crucial. Well, consistency and regression testing just got a little less painful. Meet the JsTestDriver plugin. Read more »
83. JavaScript Unit Testing
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85. JavaScript Unit Testing
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87. Also WebStorm has Code coverage for unit testing that provides a clear picture of which parts of your code remain untested.
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89. Look for the colored bar to the left of the source lines (green means performed, while red means omitted):
90. Editor Covered Lines
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92. You can also see test coverage statistics by file and by directory in your Project View:
93. Project View Coverage
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95. Read more in our blog »
96. Code Inspections and Quick-Fixes
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98. To ensure better code quality, JetBrains WebStorm catches common errors in your JavaScript code on the fly…
99. JavaScript: Code inspection
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101. …and offers quick-fixes for them.
102. JavaScript: Code inspection and quick-fix
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104. JSLint/JSHint
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106. JavaScript code quality tools are integrated in the JavaScript editor. Checks your code just as you edit it. Open Settings, type JSLint/JSHint, enable an inspection and here you go:
107. JSLint/JSHint
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109. JavaScript Debugger Based on Mozilla
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111. With JetBrains WebStorm you can debug JavaScript code utilizing the complete range of features:
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113.     Breakpoints in HTML and JavaScript
114.     Customizable breakpoint properties: suspend mode, conditions, pass count and more
115.     Frames, variables and watches views in JavaScript debugger UI
116.     Runtime evaluation of JavaScript expressions
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118. JavaScript: Breakpoint
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121. to the top
122. More Than Code
123. Batch Code Analysis
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125. No need to click through all the files or deploy to a server to spot errors and warnings. Start Code Analysis for the whole source tree, select Inspections to run, and see all results in a single view.
126. Batch code analysis
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128. Language Mixing/Injection
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130. Support for any "outer" and "inner" language in your code — enjoy full coding assistance for CSS, HTML, SQL, etc. outside of JavaScript code blocks or inside JavaScript string literals.
131. Language Mixing
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133. Spellchecker
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135. Integrated spellchecker verifies texts in tags, code strings, comments to avoid misspellings and typos on your web pages.
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137. To ensure a better code readability even variable names, CSS classes and IDs are spell-checked. To configure spellchecker specify the options for 'Spelling' inspection in Inspections settings.
138. WebStorm: Spelling checker
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140. Smart Duplicated Code Detector
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142. For JavaScript and even for CSS and HTML. Go to Code | Locate Duplicates to start your quest against copy/paste coding. You'll be presented with a list of candidates for refactoring — and with the help of Refactor | Extract Method it's easy to keep your code DRY.
143. Smart Duplicated Code Detector
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145. to the top
146. HTML/HTML5/CSS
147. HTML5 Support
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149. Create a new HTML document with <!DOCTYPE HTML> to enable HTML5 support for that file. Suppose we want to use a new <canvas> element. Not only will the IDE recognize your intention while you are typing <ca and suggest adding <canvas>, but even after pressing Space it will suggest attributes supported by this HTML5 element:
150. Canvas attributes
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152. IDE also understands your code and the type of each element, so it will be able to help you with a new JavaScript API and show the methods supported by the new HTML5 element:
153. Canvas JavaScript API
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155. Just press Ctrl+Space, and the IDE will suggest all possible autocompletion options.
156. Validation and Quick-Fixes
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158. WebStorm detects and suggests auto-fixes for such problems as:
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160.     invalid CSS selector format
161.     invalid CSS properties
162.     unused CSS class definitions
163.     invalid local anchors and more...
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165.     missing required attributes
166.     invalid attributes or illegal values
167.     wrong references to files in links
168.     duplicate attributes
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171. HTML: Validation inspections HTML: Validation inspections and quick-fix
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174. Whenever you see a bulb, hit Alt+Enter to see what WebStorm suggests
175. CSS: validation inspections
176. CSS: validation inspections
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178. Zen Coding
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180. WebStorm allows you to use the power and speed of Zen coding. All abbreviations are available for creating new content and for wrapping an existing structure. Type div.feature>h4+p, press TAB and you'll get
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182. <div class="feature">
183.     <h4></h4>
184.     <p></p>
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187. Show Content
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189. Quick Definition Lookup on a CSS ID immediately shows a popup displaying the actual styles defined for this particular ID; when invoked on an image file reference, you will see an image preview.
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191. This works both in code and in completions lists.
192. CSS: Show content
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194. Show Applied Styles
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196. Puzzled to understand where the styles come from for a particular tag in your page? Right-click it and choose Show Applied Styles for Tag.
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198. This command opens a tree-view of all styles that are applied to the tag by CSS, with all possibles overrides.
199. CSS: Show applied styles for tag
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201. More on HTML/XHTML/CSS Editor features.
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203. to the top
204. Smart Environment
205. HTML5 Boilerplate and other Web Application Templates
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207. When you're creating a new project, it makes sense to begin with an appropriate starting template. WebStorm offers some well-known project templates to use depending on your needs:
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209.     client-side — HTML5 Boilerplate, Twitter Bootstrap and Kickstrap
210.     server-side — Node.js Express application wizard.
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212. Just select the project type via File | New Project...
213. New Project Dialog
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215. Read more in our blog »
216. FTP and Remote Files Syncronization
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218. Open files from a remote host, FTP, or a mounted network drive using simple configuration and an intuitive user interface.
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220. Edit project files locally and deploy back to remote server using automatic synchronization on file save or on demand.
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222. Mark directories in web server configuration to exclude/include from transfer and from indexing in Settings | Directories.
223. Working with remote project in WebStorm
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225. Version Control Systems Integration
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227. WebStorm supports most popular Version Control Systems:
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229.     Subversion
230.     Mercurial
231.     Git
232.     Perforce
233.     CVS
234.     TFS
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236. All the tedious tasks (adding, removing, deleting files) are performed automatically. A built-in visual merge tool resolves all conflicts in a quick and intuitive manner. The changes made locally are highlighted as you type in the editor gutter, providing intuitive navigation and a 2-click rollback for individual changes.
237. VCS: Changes gutter
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239. For Git VCS IDE shows revisions graph.
240. VCS News
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242. Following features are available no matter what VCS you use:
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244.     Integrated changelists — group your changes into multiple change lists for better organisation
245.     Shelved changes — set aside some changes to restore them later on
246.     Repository Changes view — see what has been committed by other team members
247.     Incoming Changes view — see the code changes not yet integrated into your local copy.
248.     Outdated Changes Notification — get warned that a file you are working with has been changed after your last sync.
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250. Local History
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252. WebStorm tracks any changes made to your source files, protecting you from any accidental losses or modifications, even if made by other applications. At any time you can inspect the history of either a particular file or directory and rollback to any of its previous versions. You can also set version labels.