Which is the best IDE available for Javascript development?
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Here is a list of the best for you:
- Aptana - The best and most powerful one(Eclipse devivation)
- Netbeans - As Amir said
- Spket
- TIDE - A online IDE for Javascript
- Jside
- IntelliJ IDEA
- MetaPad
- JavaScript Plus
- Cardinal Javascript IDE
If you choose Aptane, take a look at Introduction of Javascript IDE - Aptana. Also take a look at this similar question: Good Javascript IDE With Jquery Support.
Bold = Best in Intellisense
Happy Coding!
Nathan Campos
2009-12-28 18:58:30
which of them is best in sense of intellisense and have code folding feature.i have been using vs-2008 it has got great intellisense support but no code folding feature, that's why iam planning to shift to new IDE.
Praveen Prasad
2009-12-28 19:26:32
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In addtion to those links that Nathan gave, you can also download Visual Web Developer 2008 Express with have Javascript Intellisense intalled now. If you feel like living on the edge, for right now you can use the new 2010 Beta versions of the Visual Web Developer IDE which has jquery intellisense built in.
Good luck with your hunt, and hope this helps some.
Chris
2009-12-28 19:19:55
i have been using vs-2008/vs-2010 it has got great intellisense support but there is no code folding in it.iam looking into nathan's link, lets see those
Praveen Prasad
2009-12-28 19:24:05
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For javascript I think the lighter the better. Nothing worse than an IDE that has a bunch of bulky compiler support to edit a language that doesn't use a compiler. My favorites are Kate for linux and TextPad or EditPlus for windows.
Adam
2009-12-29 18:30:59
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Take a look at WebStorm HTML/Javascript Editor. It's lightweight smart editor with DOM-based autocompletion, that supports debugging and running your code right from IDE.
Alexey Korsun
2010-06-11 13:12:34