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I'd really like to move to an IDE that understands js code as well as Netbeans does but without the sluggish performance of the editor. I like Sublime Text so f
by Maciek416 16y ago
I'd really like to move to an IDE that understands js code as well as Netbeans does but without the sluggish performance of the editor. I like Sublime Text so far, but I really miss the ability to see out-of-scope variables and catch minor errors.
Anyone know how to accomplish this in Sublime Text ?
- pilif 16y agoTake a look at IntelliJ IDEA's little brother WebStorm. Their JavaScript insight is fantastic and it runs quickly at least on my machines.