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Which brings up a good point: Where are the Javascript IDEs?
by someone_here 16y ago
Which brings up a good point: Where are the Javascript IDEs?
- dagw 16y agoJetBrains WebStorm. While not really up to level of some of the better IDEs for other languages, it's probably the best JavaScript IDE currently available.
- Afton 16y agoI've used both vim and Visual Studio. The latter was surprisingly good, providing reasonable code-completion. (disclaimer: I currently work at MSFT, but am not anywhere near the VS team).
- sireat 16y agoThis might sound heretical, but I find that current Eclipse 3.6 for Javascript is not bad at all. http://www.eclipse.org/downloads/packages/eclipse-ide-javascript-web-developers/heliossr1 http://www.eclipse.org/downloads/packages/eclipse-ide-javasc... Since hard drive space is cheap, I have different Eclipse installations for each language I use. This seems to cut down on plugin hell and slowdowns that people often complain about. I can't comment on how good Eclipse is actually for web development, but for embedded Javascript scripting it works splendidly. Most precisely, it lets me zoom in and out of abstractions in a large project with multiple files with ease.
- someone_here 16y agoDoes it have properties and method autocomplete?