Although given what happened with Go plugin, I expect separate Rust IDE.Īnd that's what JetBrain do - make purpose made tooling. Despite the fact that they are designing their own implementation rather than relying on official RLS distributed to help editors support Rust as part of initiative to allow more editors easily offer language support.Īnd in my experience it's a lot better. Noticed that same old good php storm + Rust plugin is the best. It's also important to note that IDE makes better distinctions about Types, keywords, properties, fields etc, so you can customize their highlighting properly.įor example I've been working with Rust lately. as well as custom coloring, well an option you always had though. Oh and there is ofc custom theming you can design yourself. Like the one you're using PHPStorm in case of PHP or GoLand in case of Go etc. So WebStorm doesn't offer that huge of an advantage over it as it is with other specialized IDE's. Since you've already been spoiled by JetBrain.Īlthough VSCode is really good at TypeScript too. And once you will try it, you'll get back. If you've already been using JetBrains IDE, with most of it's features like Local History cache, find usages, solving git merge conflicts, smarter autocompletions you can give VSCode a try. But for professional and most of all other work I prefer JetBrain IDE's to anything else really. I've been working with both, VSCode however is for playing with Go lang (I don't do much of it to justify separate IDE) and I do use it on my 10 years old laptop, on my main workstation as default text editor for opening various files. Only difference you'll get with WebStorm that it will probably be a bit faster. PHPStorm is WebStorm + PHP support and DataGrip features.

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