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Both Visual Studio (from Microsoft) and WebStorm (from JetBrains) give you JS intellisense. Granted, JS intellesense is never going to give you as much informat
by flipchart 12y ago
Both Visual Studio (from Microsoft) and WebStorm (from JetBrains) give you JS intellisense. Granted, JS intellesense is never going to give you as much information as a statically typed language, but Typescript helps the editor as does comment type-hinting in VS (using something along the lines of JSDoc)
- ygra 12y agoYou can annotate types within JSDoc, which can help somewhat. But granted, compared to statically typed languages it's still a clusterfuck. Currently writing documentation comment translation for a C#→Java/JS compiler and I'm injecting as much type-system metadata as I can, but IDE and editors still disagree to what extent they're actually using that.