Does Eclipse have one by default? It opens the JS files in the text editor. Is there a commercial or open source plug-in available? I have downloaded 'spket', but haven't tried it yet.
spket's the best I've used so far, but not using at present since my upgrade to Eclipse 3.4. Eclipse 3.4 has a built in one, it's neat, but I liked spket better and will probably go back to it.
Spket's the best for me too. (On Eclipse Ganymede 3.4.1).
I'm still looking for something that could do code completion with Core JS Framework syntax... ;-)
Cheers
Carlo
Amateurs practice until they get it right.
Professionals practice until they can't get it wrong.
Most IDE's have reasonably
Most IDE's have reasonably good JS editors. I use IntelliJ.
Eclipse
Does Eclipse have one by default? It opens the JS files in the text editor. Is there a commercial or open source plug-in available? I have downloaded 'spket', but haven't tried it yet.
Thanks,
Narayanan Arunachalam
IDE for Javascript
Netbeans 6.0 9and greater) has one out of the box.
RK
spket's the best I've used
spket's the best I've used so far, but not using at present since my upgrade to Eclipse 3.4. Eclipse 3.4 has a built in one, it's neat, but I liked spket better and will probably go back to it.
Spket can be found here: http://spket.com/
Spket's the best for me too.
Spket's the best for me too. (On Eclipse Ganymede 3.4.1).
I'm still looking for something that could do code completion with Core JS Framework syntax... ;-)
Cheers
Carlo
Amateurs practice until they get it right.
Professionals practice until they can't get it wrong.
Thanks to all
Thank you all!