JavaScript Editors

Posted by: Rick Strahls WebLog, on 13 Sep 2006 | View original

  I’ve been working on refactoring some JavaScript code over the last couple of days. One of the biggest pains in this endeavour is the lack of a decent editor. I’ve been checking out a few editors, and the space for this is pretty disappointing.   Visual Studio works well enough for pure editing, but what’s really missing is some sort of navigation mechanism. My current source file is pretty large – it’s about a thousand lines of Javascript code and because...

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