Is there any good software for developing Javascript Software?
Currently im using Eclipse for writing and then copy pasting it into Sublime and saving the file for opening it in Chrome.
Eclipse because of its syntax check which is needed for retarded languages like javascript
>inb4 some butthurt faggot starts screaming about how his shitty thinkpad cant run Eclipse and therefor no one should use IDEs
James Edwards
Vscode with node extension. What really puts me off from working on js at any real level is the lack of a ide debugger with support for breakpoints and shit.
Adrian Reyes
Webstorm
Jaxson Perez
Atom is good at parsing JavaScript projects but it's very slow even on modern hardware.
JetBrains WebStorm is decent but non-free, proprietary and as such evil and it should be burned at the stake.
Sublime is also non-free and unacceptable.
Isaac Murphy
>Javascript "software"
Brody Phillips
If you are doing open source work then Jetbrains will give you any of their IDE's for free.
And there is no point handicapping you self in such a matter. Jetbrains makes good software.
Jaxon Collins
>If you are doing open source work then Jetbrains will give you any of their IDE's for free. Yes but it's still non-free software
Carter Phillips
Use community edition then and install Javascript plugin.
Grayson Flores
Is the JavaScript plugin free software?
Ian Perez
Chrome. Also, `debugger;`
Nolan Lewis
There's tons of them. Choose one that is free. You can make IntelliJ community edition behave like you want for any project and it will still be better than Eclipse or Netbeans or VS.
Jaxon Perry
this. Also Phpstom is great if you do some php too
Cameron Campbell
Does it have some kind of console output?
Jordan Torres
Is it free?
Thomas Powell
What do you think? are there pirated JetBrains IDEs out there?
Adrian Gray
WebStorm is non-free, and only gratis, and only if you develop free software with it
Justin Price
JetBrains PhpStorm?
Elijah Diaz
Non-free
Nathaniel Walker
You're on Sup Forums, which is non-free.
Mason Scott
Atom is pretty much the only thing you need.
Jeremiah Rodriguez
OP uses sublime and chrome. He shpuldnt be worried about non free-ness.
Levi Thompson
You don't have to execute non-free code to use Sup Forums.
Lincoln Cox
Word, then copy it to NetBeans to save it as a .js file, then I open this with node.js on the DOS prompt.