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Webmaster Forum / HTML, CSS, Scripts / JavaScript / October 2007Best program to practice with JavaScript
Hello, I'm brand new to Javascript and would like to know what is the best program that I can use to learn JavaScript. I would like something with syntax highlighting if possible. Any help would be appreciated. > Hello, > > I'm brand new to Javascript and would like to know what is the best > program that I can use to learn JavaScript. I would like something > with syntax highlighting if possible. I use TextWrangler for editing JS - it has syntax colouring for many languages including JS. >I use TextWrangler for editing JS - it has syntax colouring for many >languages including JS. Thanks but I need something for Windows. > >I use TextWrangler for editing JS - it has syntax colouring for many > >languages including JS. > > Thanks but I need something for Windows. I use Komodo. The IDE costs $, the editor is free. The editor has syntax highlighting for many different languages. I hated Aptana because besides taking hours to load, it was not able to handle javascript embedded in an .asp file which, unfortuantely, I deal with daily. Bob > Hello, > [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > Any help would be appreciated. Here's a promising javascript IDE - I have not used it YET http://www.aptana.com/download_all.php#windows I will try it out - myself > Here's a promising javascript IDE - I have not used it YET > http://www.aptana.com/download_all.php#windows > > I will try it out - myself Tried it Like it it has 'intellisense' and also points out errors on the page - something new for a free javascript editor. > Hello, > > I'm brand new to Javascript and would like to know what is the best > program that I can use to learn JavaScript. I would like something > with syntax highlighting if possible. I use textmate on OS X. It's a pretty good one with syntax highlighting, code completion (snippets), and a nice project-wide search http://macromates.com/ I wish I was a VIM whiz but, based on all my investigations, it doesn't integrate so smoothly on OS X. http://vim.org and there is always emacs http://www.gnu.org/software/emacs/ Peter |
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