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I'd personally suggest using a better IDE. It may be "expensive", but I've bought personal licenses for IntelliJ products a while ago, and renew yearly. It's a
by rnovak 11y ago
I'd personally suggest using a better IDE. It may be "expensive", but I've bought personal licenses for IntelliJ products a while ago, and renew yearly. It's a very small price to pay for productivity. Not to mention, they're truly cross platform, and I can go from working on my Windows box at work, to working on my Linux or OSX box at home, all in the same exact IDE.
WebStorm seems pretty good at JavaScript prototyping/inheritance and auto-complete.
- andrea_sdl 11y agoYup, I also came to the same conclusion. Have you tried Webstorm/INtellij in such cases? I know they are good (using webstorm for Haptime, my product, and was a long fan of IntelliJ idea in java). We're using Java so the price is a bit higher to get Intellij, but I'm still thinking about this as a solution to improve the situation