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IntelliJ has multiple IDEs for web development, or programming text editors like VS Code and Sublime. Even Chrome allows for a very fluid editing and debugging
by SquareWheel 9y ago
IntelliJ has multiple IDEs for web development, or programming text editors like VS Code and Sublime.
Even Chrome allows for a very fluid editing and debugging experience. Half the time I write my code directly in the browser.
- goatlover 9y agoI had in mind IDE with visual layout in a live environment such as Chrome's dev tools.
- SquareWheel 9y agoThe live environment is the page. You can tweak any CSS value and have it update live, or save to a file. You can run breakpoints to examine code execution, examine call stacks and use the console for input and output. It's really no different from developing in IntelliJ or similar. The only difference is you don't need to hit "compile" first.