If you use Svelte, it’s a good time to tell us what about the Svelte support concerns you the most. We want to make sure your experience with Svelte in WebStorm is better, so we’ll try to fix the most critical issues in the next release. We haven’t been able to invest resources into Svelte much lately, so unfortunately, the quality of the support has deteriorated. Svelte support has been available as a separate plugin for a few years now.

Also, symbols like enums used outside of a template or component will be automatically imported on code completion or when using a quick-fix ( WEB-58268). For v15, we’ll add an inspection that suggests using ngSrc instead of src for img ( WEB-58267). In addition to WEB-32784, we want to implement two new features for Angular. Additionally, we’ll make WebStorm automatically import components and other symbols when copying and pasting template code between components ( WEB-32784). We plan to provide completion for custom component events ( WEB-52121) and support the type cast syntax in the template expressions ( WEB-55049). There are a few more issues we’d like to fix in the next release to improve the Vue support. We fixed over 40 Vue-related issues in WebStorm 2022.3. Please see WEB-50449 for more information. For now, the support will be available via a separate plugin, but we’ll consider bundling it next year. Although we didn’t announce our plans regarding Prisma ORM support in the previous roadmap, we did work on adding it between the 2022.1 releases. We’ll support more advanced features if there’s time for that. For starters, we want to make sure that at least the basic functionality like syntax highlighting and code completion works well. We’re going to add support for the Astro framework ( WEB-52015). In the meantime, we want to share our plans for the next release, which is scheduled for the end of March 2023. We’re still processing your feedback to understand what worked well and what could be improved. We’d like to thank all of you who have already tried it and shared your thoughts with us! We’ve had an overwhelming amount of feedback, with the new UI being the absolute leader in the number of mentions. Last month, we rolled out WebStorm 2022.3, our final major update of 2022.

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