In this section, I’ll create a new Node.js project and show you how to run it. To do this, click on Get from Version Control and follow the instructions. You can also create a new project from a GitHub repository. To do this, click on Open and follow the instructions. You can open an existing project in WebStorm. You click Create New Project to create a new JavaScript project and follow the instructions depending on your project requirements. You are now ready to use WebStorm for your JavaScript projects. You get 30 days of free access to the WebStorm IDE. If you’d like to try WebStorm before purchasing the license, select Evaluate for free and click Evaluate. You can buy a WebStorm license from JetBrains and activate it from here. You will now be asked to activate WebStorm. When you’re done, click Start Using WebStorm.

If you need one of these, just click Install to install it. WebStorm recommends some popular plugins. If you want to open WebStorm projects from the command line, check Create a script to open files and projects from the command line and click Next: Recommended Plugins. Make sure that the Create a desktop entry to integrate with the system application menu check box is not selected because the WebStorm desktop icon is already available. Now select a UI theme and click Next: Desktop Entry. If this is your first time installing WebStorm, select Do not import settings and click OK. In the Import WebStorm Settings dialog box, you can import settings from an older version of WebStorm (if it was previously installed).

The first time you run WebStorm there are some initial configurations that you will need to do. $ Sauce goes online Initial configuration of WebStorm:įirst, start WebStorm from the Ubuntu 20.04 LTS application menu.

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