Here's yet another IDE to try: Sublime
http://www.sublimetext.com/2
A MacOSX client of Sublime2 is now available in Beta. I've also
recently been using Aptana but I must say, I'm impressed with the
minimalistic style of Sublime2 and the attention to detail on the
included features (good UX).
I think a good editor will include things like:
- a autocomplete for general statements, e.g.: put FOR and press ENTER, the
FOR statement will create automtically with some generically code with
braces and you will change like you want, this will valid for all statement,
create a IF, WHILE, a
It looks like an advanced text editor, not an IDE. I.e. it doesn't
have any debugging features, can't do any refactorings, doesn't have
true autocomplete.
On Fri, Jan 28, 2011 at 4:12 PM, Peter Thiessen thiess...@gmail.com wrote:
Here's yet another IDE to try: Sublime
IDE stands for Integrated Development Environment, and (IMHO) must
have source code editor, build automation tools, debugger and VCS
integration.
So neither Textmate nor Sublime not an IDE. Both only source code editors.
On Fri, Jan 28, 2011 at 4:57 PM, Peter Higgins da...@dojotoolkit.org wrote:
On Fri, Jan 28, 2011 at 2:57 PM, Peter Higgins da...@dojotoolkit.orgwrote:
On 1/28/11 8:50 AM, Max Vasiliev wrote:
It looks like an advanced text editor, not an IDE. I.e. it doesn't
have any debugging features, can't do any refactorings, doesn't have
true autocomplete.
Seems like a blurry
On Fri, Jan 28, 2011 at 5:26 PM, Peter van der Zee jsment...@qfox.nl wrote:
Webstorm/Jetbrains scores very high, but the author plainly _refuses_ to
even discuss making the auto-save feature of the IDE optional. With that
thing on, I won't even consider buying it.
Yep, autosave was very
For me personally, I can't code without code folding. But that's nowadays part
of most text editors as well, one way or the other. Visual studio otoh has an
epic
fail in this regard.
If you have VS2010, you can actually get code folding as part of the JScript
Editor Extensions:
Actually I know only two IDEs for javascript comparable to VS2010 for C#:
..
Check out Komodo IDE. It's XULRunner based so it's on every platform,
extremely lightweight and you can choose which APIs auto-complete. It
does the standard IDE stuff like custom test plans, etc. I like it's
visual
About the difference between IDEs and programmable programmers'
editors: my problems with the former are that
(a) they almost always neglect their editor component (lots of
features, if you're lucky; but what good is that if everyday
editing tasks are a pain, require
Nice to see some Vim users here. Perhaps we could share tips
for tuning Vim for Javascript development? I have lots of
experience configuring Vim for Haskell, but have just started
on configuring it for Javascript. Here are a couple that might
not be obvious:
- while Vim supports tag files
Here is how i like to do it.
js
thirdparty
jquery
jquery-ui
app
view
view1.js
view2.js
presenter
presenter1.js
presenter2.js
model
model1.js
model2.js
templates
template1.html
template2.html
utils
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