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Yes I dislike the DOM. Maybe I it's that JS is TOO simple (or not simple enough?). I find myself having to constantly match brackets and braces. And the brow
by hvs 17y ago
Yes I dislike the DOM. Maybe I it's that JS is TOO simple (or not simple enough?). I find myself having to constantly match brackets and braces. And the browsers provide little help in the area of syntax checking.
Yes, I'm aware of Firebug; it's nice (although it seems to have gotten buggier).
- lsb 17y agoPrototype (like jQuery) has really easy DOM access. $$("div.className[attributeName=value]").pluck("innerHTML") does what you expect.
- aaronblohowiak 17y agoMatching brackets and braces? Your editor should do more for you.
- catch23 17y agoYou should try Webkit's debugger (and not chrome's). It's fast and stable. Chrome's debugger is getting there, but is still missing some basic stuff compared to webkit/firebug. I rarely find syntax a problem though -- javascript syntax is pretty simple. You could probably write a javascript parser in one day, but it would probably take you a month to write a ruby parser.
- pmjordan 17y agoYou could try JSlint for syntax checking.
- heat_miser 17y agoI do wish more IDEs would integrate JSLint. I even put it into my iPhone PHP IDE Mides.