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decent IDEs like Aptana will make browsing stylesheets much easier. like methods in an object, it lists all definitions and allows for alphabetizing and clickin
by treyp 16y ago
decent IDEs like Aptana will make browsing stylesheets much easier. like methods in an object, it lists all definitions and allows for alphabetizing and clicking to jump to that specific definition.
...not that there isn't a use for organizing a certain way (like this article describes) in the first place.
- blasdel 16y agoYou don't need an IDE, just a damn browser with a web inspector. You have two independent compatible implementations of hypermedia lisp machines, both open source and installed on hundreds of millions of end-user machines. You can click any live object to inspect it, with tracing debuggers, REPLs, I/O analyzers, multiple domain-specific object browsers, etc. There's not really room for anything between that and a text editor.