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Very cool, now if someone could just make a Javascript IDE that works on the desktop, I'm just beginning to work in node.js and do most of my PHP in NetBeans, I

Very cool, now if someone could just make a Javascript IDE that works on the desktop, I'm just beginning to work in node.js and do most of my PHP in NetBeans, I really want an IDE that recognises that a project can be JS!

duck 16y ago
They already have one, it's called Vim. :)
olegp 16y ago
We are considering HTML5 offline support. So essentially you could do all the editing locally and even test/run the modules that don't have core library dependencies from within the browser rather than on the server.