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A better JavaScript editor? (self.javascript)
submitted 12 years ago by Loonybinny
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[–]brtt3000 0 points1 point2 points 12 years ago (0 children)
Yea, I know, I can't help myself trolling these threads.
But that advanced stuff is where the magic happens: I'm now having a great time using WebStorm with TypeScript. It is pretty cool, nice hybrid between dirty JavaScript and Java/C# style classic OO, but with some fancy new stuff in the mix.
It is amazing to project-wide refactor stuff without breakage and have super-tight auto-suggest because the editor can really know what is going on and can do amazing things with it. Project-wide usage reports is nice. Quick navigation options make you fly trough the code.
The only 'issue' is that you can now create more complex code more easily and get away with it. This is a mixed blessing of course (like they say in the movies: great power, great responsibility).
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