Hi Robert,
I'm using the Skept editor plugin (http://www.spket.com/) for Eclipse to
do the OpenLaszlo side of development (essentially client-side
development). It does lack the UI design view that comes with the Laszlo
plugin for Eclipse. However, it fully support XML and JavaScript - all
you need for the UI definition. We also use MyEclipse for server-side
development. MyEclipse is a subscription-based tool
(http://www.myeclipseide.com/) which I used for many years and the
yearly licence is worth every cent. Both work happily together and the
big advantage is, at least from my perspective, that OpenLaszlo and
server-side development go nicely hand in hand and you have a deployment
structure readily in place.
Cheers
Jens
Robert McDole wrote:
Dear List,
I am new to Openlaszlo, and I was wondering what the best tools were
to use for doing Openlaszlo development. I have looked at the Eclipse
plugin, but it doesn't seem like that project is really being
developed. I have seen others mention Jedit. I use Scite for other
coding work, but I am not aware of any language packages that are
available for Scite. Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks
Robert McDole
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