Webstorm Getting Started 1-themes and colors

1. Intro

Previously introduced Sublime text 3 series of articles, highlighting the Sublime text 3 How to download, install, plug-ins, configuration and other content. Sublime Text 3 is lightweight and rich, providing a lot of convenience for front-end development, speeding up the writing of code, especially with Emmet, which is the speed of light.

Now, the front-end development tool to Webstorm, why is it a front-end development tool, not a front-end development editor? Its features, not only the editor is so simple, but also includes task management, history management, version management, engineering management, code inspection, code debugging and other functions, of course, it also has a wealth of expansion, to meet the most requirements of front-end development. The official website calls it the smartest JavaScript IDE, and the following articles will slowly talk about its power, and you'll think he's the best JavaScript developer in the world.

2. Theme

When using Webstorm, it is recommended to use a black theme that looks more pure and allows users to focus more on writing code. To open the menu configuration options:

In the right-hand menu of IDE Settings > appearance, select Theme > Darcula theme. IDE Settings refers to the global configuration of Webstorm.

3. Color Matching

From Sublime text 3 turned to friends, the default color Monokia presumably very much like, in the webstorm you can still continue to use it, but the default is not the color, you need to add from the download.

Open the Https://github.com/OtaK/jetbrains-monokai-sublime link and click on the download zip file on the right. After decompression, you will get a Monokai-sublime.jar file, this file is a matching package file, you can use the Webstorm import. Open menu:

Select Import Settings, then select the Monokai-sublime.jar file that you just downloaded, and then import it last.

Finally, the theme and color of the preview, is not very beautiful.

4. Reference links

• Official website: http://www.jetbrains.com/webstorm/
• Monokia:https://github.com/otak/jetbrains-monokai-sublime

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Webstorm Getting Started 1-themes and colors