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What IDE do you use for your JavaScript/AJAX development?
- CyberFonic 16y agoVIM
- madhouse 16y agoEmacs
- jcfrei 16y agoVIM as well. Since you're advised to keep everything in one file, handling 5000+ lines of code requires a snappy editor.
- Hovertruck 16y agoWorking on a 5000+ line file sucks. It's much better to have multiple files and serve a concatenated + minified version to the browser
- bdfh42 16y agoWhere applicable, I use MS Visual Studio - applies "intellisense" to your JavaScript code and supports "step though" code debugging with access to variable values.
- kls 16y agoNetbeans has very good JavaScript support and in browser JavaScript debugging. It is the only one I know of so far that does in-browser debugging. VS and IE do but IE's debugger is primitive. Netbeans allows you to debug and trace through the entire stack in one location. I went through a lot of them Aptana, Eclipse, et. al. and found that Netbeans provided the best JavaScript development tools in my opinion.
- singer 16y agoAptana Studio (http://aptana.com http://aptana.com)
- dagw 16y agoJetBrains WebStorm. Basically a stripped down version of IntelliJ IDEA for javascript. Moved to it from Aptana and have never looked back.