Is there a good Javascript development environment?

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  • Dag Sunde
    #1

    Is there a good Javascript development environment?

    What kind of dev environment do you guys recommend
    for developing Javascript code?

    I'm thinking more about the situation where one is
    working on libraries or larger bodies of code not
    related to particular HTML pages.

    Is there any editors/environments that "Knows"
    Javascript, so that it can do syntax hilighting, code
    completion, running and testing functions et.c.
    before one plugs them into the HTML-pages and start
    using them.

    TIA...

    --
    Dag.

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    • The Natural Philosopher
      #2
      Re: Is there a good Javascript development environment?

      Dag Sunde wrote:
      What kind of dev environment do you guys recommend
      for developing Javascript code?
      >
      Padded cell with methamphetamine and sedative drip.
      I'm thinking more about the situation where one is
      working on libraries or larger bodies of code not related to particular
      HTML pages.
      Increase the sedative.
      >
      Is there any editors/environments that "Knows" Javascript, so that it
      can do syntax hilighting, code
      completion, running and testing functions et.c.
      before one plugs them into the HTML-pages and start using them.
      >
      Thats generally *your* job, and the reason why you need the amphetamines ;-)
      TIA...
      >

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        • Aditya
          #3
          Re: Is there a good Javascript development environment?

          On Feb 21, 3:30 pm, "Dag Sunde" <m...@dagsunde. comwrote:
          What kind of dev environment do you guys recommend
          for developing Javascript code?
          >
          I'm thinking more about the situation where one is
          working on libraries or larger bodies of code not
          related to particular HTML pages.
          >
          Is there any editors/environments that "Knows"
          Javascript, so that it can do syntax hilighting, code
          completion, running and testing functions et.c.
          before one plugs them into the HTML-pages and start
          using them.
          >
          TIA...
          >
          --
          Dag.
          Try Aptana Studio with spket or JSEclipse

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            • DS
              #4
              Re: Is there a good Javascript development environment?

              I have been using Zend Studio Pro these past few years, not only for PHP,
              but also for javascript and Java.
              However, lately I've decided I'm sick of paying $149 per year for
              nonexistent support and zero bugfixes from Zend, so I'm going to move
              over to using Komodo IDE from activestate.com
              I've tried Aptana and Eclipse, but for various reasons these don't match
              up to the quality of the products from Zend and ActiveState.

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