Any good editor for JS?

[hsriat]

I was working on TextPad till now and its just an ordinary editor, and I'm bored working on it.

I there any editor like Eclipse for JavaScript?

[gits]

try JSEclipse plugin for eclipse ... we always use it at work ... since we use eclipse for nearly everything that is coding related :) ... some use vi of course :)

kind regards

[hsriat]

try JSEclipse plugin for eclipse ... we always use it at work ... since we use eclipse for nearly everything that is coding related :) ... some use vi of course :)

kind regards

Is there any light weight independent editor which won't require Eclipse?
If not then I'll go for the one you referred.

Thanks & Regards,
Harpreet

[gits]

sure ... it depends on your needs ... you could even try vim in case you just need syntax highlighting ... or the aptana ide ... which can be used as standalone or as an eclipse plugin ...

kind regards

[hsriat]

sure ... it depends on your needs ... you could even try vim in case you just need syntax highlighting ... or the aptana ide ... which can be used as standalone or as an eclipse plugin ...

kind regards

Thanks :)
I'll download one of these.

As far as syntax highlighting is concerned, TextPad does that, but I wanted something which can give me suggestion what do I have to type.

Like if I type document., it could suggest me
anchors[ ]
forms[ ]
getElementById( ) etcetera.

Thanks & Regards
Harpreet

[gits]

for that i just know - aptana or jseclipse ... but i'm sure there are some other editors out there ... :)

kind regards

[hsriat]

for that i just know - aptana or jseclipse ... but i'm sure there are some other editors out there ... :)

kind regards

Thanks alot :)
I'm downloading Aptana.

Harpreet

[iam_clint]

microsoft visual interdev
notepad++
those are the 2 I use..

[r035198x]

microsoft visual interdev
notepad++
those are the 2 I use..

notepad++ has intellisence?

[gits]

notepad++ has intellisence?

just had a look at the notepad++ homepage and it seems that you could extend it with plugins and then use ctrl+space for a kind of autocomplete/intellisense feature ...

kind regards

[r035198x]

just had a look at the notepad++ homepage and it seems that you could extend it with plugins and then use ctrl+space for a kind of autocomplete/intellisense feature ...

kind regards

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[pronerd]

I there any editor like Eclipse for JavaScript?

Im a fan of jEdit. Its a Java based text editor that is geared towards all developers. It takes some getting used to, but after a while it can become very powerful.

There are hundreds of plug-ins for it to add features and support for all of the major programing languages so you only get the parts you need. I believe there is one for JS auto complete.


http://www.jedit.org/

[hsriat]

Im a fan of jEdit. Its a Java based text editor that is geared towards all developers. It takes some getting used to, but after a while it can become very powerful.

There are hundreds of plug-ins for it to add features and support for all of the major programing languages so you only get the parts you need. I believe there is one for JS auto complete.


http://www.jedit.org/

But again, would it provide suggestions (auto-complete) as you would type?


@r035198x
Don't waste the paper.(:D)

[r035198x]

But again, would it provide suggestions (auto-complete) as you would type?


@r035198x
Don't waste the paper.(:D)

Sorry about that. I'd lost my full stop.

[pronerd]

But again, would it provide suggestions (auto-complete) as you would type?

Yes. As I said.....

I believe there is one for JS auto complete.