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I love VS for javascript. With ReSharper installed it is great. I guess maybe I answered my own question by admitting I need a JetBrains tool in there but: Wh
by jasallen 13y ago
I love VS for javascript. With ReSharper installed it is great. I guess maybe I answered my own question by admitting I need a JetBrains tool in there but: What tool is so great for Javascript?
I use Sublime a lot as well on my Mac, and I don't like it as well.
- Touche 13y ago> What tool is so great for Javascript? Chrome/Firefox dev tools.
- judah 13y agoAs a regular user of Chrome dev tools, they're nice, but it's no Visual Studio.
- mixonic 13y agojshint is an excellent tool for static analysis.
- colin_jack 13y agoFor me its Sublime and Chrome Dev Tools.
- Goosey 13y agoMy sibling comments (at time of post) point out Chrome/Firefox dev tools and jshint.. Which I also use every day integrated into the same development flow. Perhaps the question is better posed as "What IDE is so great for Javascript?" FWIW I use VS2012 for Javascript development daily. I also add in ReSharper, the wonderful Web Essentials extension (http://vswebessentials.com/ http://vswebessentials.com/) and a few other extensions I adore ('Productivity Power Tools 2012' and 'Highlight all occurrences of a selected word'). I find the result to be exceptionally good.
- sireat 13y agoWebstorm is pretty awesome for Javascript, but then again what else can you expect from JetBrains?
- egeozcan 13y agoI agree, never had any disappointment with them. Some may think I'm exaggerating but what I see is they are contributing to Visual Studio's success more than Microsoft.
- danabramov 13y agoSublime + SublimeLinter-JSHint + Chrome DevTools
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- spion 13y agoTry emacs with ternjs (http://ternjs.net/ http://ternjs.net/)