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For statically typing Javascript, I strongly recommend Google's Closure toolset- it uses JS comments to statically type and validate your code, plus you can eit
by randomfool 14y ago
For statically typing Javascript, I strongly recommend Google's Closure toolset- it uses JS comments to statically type and validate your code, plus you can either run it compiled or uncompiled.
https://developers.google.com/closure/ https://developers.google.com/closure/
There are no editors that give you the nice intellisense bells and whistles, but static typing is by far the most important for me.
- eranation 14y agoThere were tools ones in eclipse that used comments / annotations to give you full "static" feeling with JavaScript... I wonder where did it go... Here is a nice side project, static typed coffee script, with eclipse IDE support... I really don't want to go back to GWT or move to Dart... Scala's Javascript DSL is another hope I have, but it's still under development