It's developed by JetBrains - a company with years of experience in creating powerful IDEs for a variety of programming languages.īeing a full-blown IDE it is, WebStorm provides you with an impressive set of features and web development tools, with decent performance thanks to its JVM backing. WebStorm is one of the most well-known and profound JavaScript IDEs. Under the hood, it uses Electron (framework for creating desktop apps with web technologies) and is heavily customizable and extendable. It's developed by Microsoft, together with a large open-source community. VS Code is arguably the most popular code editor in the world right now - and for sure among web developers. Let's dive in! Contendersįirst off, let's get to know more about our actual contenders. This time it'll be the most likely known to you VS Code and WebStorm - a web development IDE from JetBrain's IDEs family. So, today we'll be doing something similar in the meaning that we'll be comparing 2 very popular coding environments. Even though a fair bit of time has passed since then it stood the test of time quite well. Pull requests are welcome.Some time ago, I've written an article comparing VS Code with Atom. This project is maintained, as WebStorm is my favorite IDE. VSCode, for example, offers far more granular syntax highlighting). As such, neither colourings nor theme are an exact replica (and never will be - VSCode and WebStorm handle a lot of things differently. The vast majority of work has been done with WebStorm open next to VSCode and its DevTools, selecting elements in VSCode and copying colour values where WebStorm does not match. NOT DONE (from following have not had their colours changed, as there is no VSCode equivalent, or they require extensions for syntax highlighting (which may be opinionated). Click the cog next to the Scheme dropdown and Import Scheme.In the left-hand menu: Editor > Color Scheme.Click the dropdown selector on the top right corner.In the left-hand menu: Appearance & Behavior > Material Custom Theme.In the left-hand menu: Appearance & Behavior > Material Theme > select Custom theme.
You can find the plugin on this repos from Use Theming - (Need Material UI Plugin) In order for the theme to work and it can be installed, you must first install the Material UI plugin for Webstorm. VSCode Dark+ colourings for WebStorm, working with the Material UI plugin + colorScheme dark+ from version checked: WebStorm 2019.3 Introduction
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