You can also look around IntelliJ. It provides syntactic analysis, as
well as some refactor tools, and of course the rest (powerful search
in path, etc...). It also helps with autocompletion cross files but it
has problems with type recognition (not really easy with classes).
Recent versions embed
I think you're looking for Aptana or the Aptana plugin for Eclipse.
Josh Powell
On Apr 6, 12:16 pm, Jay wrote:
> Thanks guys for the suggestions.
>
> What about good javascript editor?
> Is there one that can catch any syntactic errors?
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Thanks guys for the suggestions.
What about good javascript editor?
Is there one that can catch any syntactic errors?
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On Apr 5, 6:25 am, Jay wrote:
> Right now one of my pain points is this:
> debugging my code is pain because first, I need to upload the modified
> js file to server (I'm testing things with Ajax so don't know if there
> is better way to do this), then open up FF and see if I get:
>
Windows/Mac/
If there's any way you can develop and test locally you will save a
TON of time. Depending on what server language you're using (PHP,
Ruby, etc), you should be able to setup a pretty basic dev environment
for testing the AJAX stuff. That way you won't need to upload any
files to a server until you
I use vim on the server. :w! then refresh the browser. You can also
configure dreamweaver to upload on save.
On Sun, Apr 5, 2009 at 3:25 AM, Jay wrote:
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> Hi Prototype/javascript gurus, first of all I've gotten some great
> help from this forum before so just wanted to say..
> Thanks!! You gu
