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What is the best way to develop javascript?

I am interested in learning javascript and ui design. I use visual studio 2005, but it's hard for me to debug the code, I also use firebug. Is there a javascript editor with intellisense that I can get for free, it's hard for them to use the syntax and some helper methods like parseint etc.

Any advice is greatly appreciated.

Greetings RD

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Visual Studio 2008 has better Javascript support. You can debug it like a regular C # code, although sometimes it is still buggy (it seems you don’t like to set a breakpoint in the first line of a function, for example, nested functions also give it a hard time).

There is also Intellisense support, but it works so-so. It depends on what kind of JS framework you are going to use.

In general, VS is certainly not the best environment for JS around, but perhaps the best compromise if you are already familiar with it and somehow develop for .NET.

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I would say Aptana should work for you. You can install it yourself or as an Eclipse plugin.

He has:

  • HTML, CSS and JavaScript Code Assist

  • Ajax Libraries

  • JavaScript

  • DOM

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Aptana ( ), marcgg, Komodo Edit Netbeans, .

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IntelliJ - , .

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( dev) ( - TextMate) FireBug. ( IE8). VS/Eclipse/etc? JavaScript, .

EDIT . And something like JSBin can help you with some expirinents!

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Eclipse for web developers. (see http://www.eclipse.org/ )

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