But now, on 2 kinda big vue / nuxt projects I may change to VS on these. I know VS a little bit from C# coding and well - it's ok, but I really prefer PHPStorm (maybe as I'm more fluent and used to it). Ok, the first 3 points are minor annoying things, but the last 2 often waste much time. Same for code parts - it tells me errors - which are solved by cut & paste, too

Import paths are told as 'wrong path' - until I cut the line and paste it there again (then it's fine) Its great at detecting errors and comes with a lot of features for refactoring and generating code. This analysis detects language and runtime errors, suggests corrections and improvements. Sometimes clicking on a component doesn't lead to source WebStorm provides a robust, fast, and flexible static code analysis. It doesn't know 'require' which you need if you use gql files on the apollo query / mutation component Which it somehow does: there's autocomplete for components, a vue-file generator, automatic imports and so on.īut even I added the 2 Vue + Nuxt plugins I regularly run into these following problems:īasic Vue vars like $route are marked as unknown

No matter if Vue 2 or 3 - PHPStorm is kinda frustrating to work with.Īnd afaik PHPStorm includes WebStorm - and JetBrains tells it supports Vue.

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