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PhpStorm and AngularJS

As the IDE for coding I use Phpstorm 8. The reasons are its quite easy to handle. But I thought it would be great that if it can provide auto-complete AngularJS tags and JavaScript etc. With that when I look into a solution it was a simple thing to do. Simple as Just install the plugin. You can do that by going to file>settings or Ctrl+Alt+S Then you'll get a settings window. This will show a tab named plugins. 

Then in there click the install jetBrains plugin plugins and choose AngularJS then install it. After that Restart the browser and tadaa you are good to go.


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