Hi Piotr, Thanks for your answer. I know about MyEclipse before and the new JSjet, I think it was featured in an Eclipse newsletter. It looks really awesome, but yet probably it does not fit in my needs. I did not say before but my main interest is not to use a JS editor else to bundle and extend it in my products. I develop a video game IDE based on Eclipse and JSDT is a key part of it. I was playing with tern.java before, to include it in my game editor but yet I prefer to wait for a JSDT update.
Hi Ilya, I look forward for JSDT, I really want to stick on it, thanks for your answer. I will check the bugs. My internet connection is really a problem, in my country internet is just a nightmare :( it makes hard for me to have an active contribution but is true that at least I can report bugs in the bugzilla. By the way I think a pure Java parser is the right solution! I never like the idea to depend on external tools like nodejs. Hi Mickael, Thanks for for comment. I see i should wait more for new releases. > How is it important to have a dedicated wizard for such a trivial task? If the wizard does nothing more than creating a > file, what's wrong with the new file wizard? Well.. as I said before, it gives the feeling of an unfinished product. Maybe for an expert it has not too much sense, but I think it has for newbies. I think it is more elegant if it includes a new JSON file wizard, JSON is an important format now days and looking into the New wizards you can discover what an IDE supports, and I think it is good to highlight that Eclipse supports JSON. Actually, a "new JSON file" wizard has another advantage, you can create a json file with a different extension. Thanks all for the replies :) On Thu, Jul 7, 2016 at 11:29 AM Mickael Istria <[email protected]> wrote: > On 07/07/2016 02:59 PM, Arián Fornaris Fernández wrote: > > I see lot of buzz around a JavaScript update in Eclipse Neon but honestly, > I don't see a real change :( > > [...] > > > In general, it was a frustrating experience :( I had lot of expectation > for this release, but what I see are regressions or a work in progress. > > The changes are highly visible if you use node.js, npm, bower, debug... > However, it's true that the pure edition part now misses some important > features that were previously available. > > > - I saw somewhere there is a new JSON editor (but I did not find a wizard > to create a JSON file). I had to create it via New File wizard. > > How is it important to have a dedicated wizard for such a trivial task? If > the wizard does nothing more than creating a file, what's wrong with the > new file wizard? > > I know there are other options like those based on tern.java (that works > much better) but yet I prefer to keep on the standard tooling. > > JSDT 2.0 + tern.java is currently the best combo for JS dev in Eclipse > IDE. And I believe it's what most JSDT contributors would recommend at the > moment. Hopefully, just JSDT should do the work in a near future. > > > -- > Mickael Istria > Eclipse developer at JBoss, by Red Hat <http://www.jboss.org/tools> > My blog <http://mickaelistria.wordpress.com> - My Tweets > <http://twitter.com/mickaelistria> > _______________________________________________ > wtp-dev mailing list > [email protected] > To change your delivery options, retrieve your password, or unsubscribe > from this list, visit > https://dev.eclipse.org/mailman/listinfo/wtp-dev
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