Everything mentioned above with Chrome can be done in IE11. And in my experience, it is quite usable now..
as for JavaScript, I'd suggest you move to TypeScript and 'suffer' the modest compiler overhead. There are lots of examples of working with Angular online. Also, I am using VSCode for all TypeScript/Aurelia work (and some Angular before that) and it works well. It is only a lightweight editor, but TypeScript intellisense is there if you organise your code around a tsconfig file - to help TypeScript with finding all your types. On 8 August 2015 at 22:05, Greg Keogh <gfke...@gmail.com> wrote: > Why is Chrome a virus? I'd like to know so I can stop using it if necessary >> > > You can't stop using it. You still don't get it, do you?! Chrome will > find you! That's what it does! That's *all* it does! You can't stop it! > It'll wade through you, reach down you throat, and pull your f***ing HKLM > out! (with apologies to James Cameron) -- *Greg* > -- http://benlaan.com
