Is there a good editor/ide/add-on for sproutcore out there?
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TextMate has a SproutCore bundle which is helpful - at the very least it runs JSLint on your .js files at save time, which stops a lot of basic syntax errors.
pjmorse
2010-08-30 15:48:12
thanks, i tried it a while ago actually, but the main function i want is easily edit views. Or at least some add on that makes finding which view component to use when. And greenhouse is not working at all :(
gkaykck
2010-08-30 22:31:13
Greenhouse had a small bug in it that should be fixed shortly (just getting the change integrated). Also, if you need more help, check out the irc channel #sproutcore or the mailing list [email protected].
Peter Wagenet
2010-09-07 17:41:45
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I use intellij. you can ctrl-click into most methods, and the warnings that it provides are close to what jslint will give you. You can also autocomplete.
hvgotcodes
2010-09-09 17:27:22
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I use Jetbrains WebStorm.
Good support for js, not SC specific, but somehow it does very good highlighting for SC as wel and syntax errors.
Also not heavyweight (read slow).
I like it very much, tried a couple of other before.
Intype is also nice, less syntax help and other features. E-text editor is windows version of Textmate with less features, more mature then Intype.