javascript editor eclipse-ide web2.0 Notable javascript editor updated:
All prototype.js and script.aculo.us class extending idioms are now recognized
Full YAHOO framework support
Major performance improvement for content outline (smoother reparsing)
debugger keyword generates a line breakpoint marker in the editor - not an error
New button on the content outline toolbar to hide fields
var /** Object */ a; provides information [...]
ajax dojo framework
Dojo is the Open Source JavaScript toolkit that helps you build serious applications in less time. It fills in the gaps where JavaScript and browsers don’t go quite far enough, and gives you powerful, portable, lightweight, and tested tools for constructing dynamic interfaces. Dojo lets you prototype interactive widgets quickly, animate transitions, [...]
refactoring software programming ReSharper In software engineering, the term refactoring means modifying source code without changing its external behavior, and is sometimes informally referred to as “cleaning it up”. In extreme programming and other agile methodologies refactoring is an integral part of the software development cycle: developers alternate between adding new tests and functionality and [...]
People still have problems with maintaining their Eclipse installation and even with installing plugins. Recently I came across headache-free solution for those, who like to “set-and-forget-it” — Yoxos.
Yoxos includes the Release Eclipse 3.1.2 with a large selection of open source software that can be used on top of Eclipse. [...]
javascript ide eclipse plugin web20 web-20 ajax JSEclipse — (still) free and neat javascript editor, distributed as a plugin for Eclipse IDE.
Pros: Code outline is the best I’ve ever seen, syntax checking, support of popular javascript “Web 2.0″ libraries / frameworks like Dojo and Prototype.
Cons: Lacks source formatting and debugging (but its possible to debug [...]
includes javascript js external js+includes javascript+includes You can easily include external JavaScript files directly from JavaScript, just like include() in php etc. No more script src=…, but best of all its fully dynamic. Here’s that nice piece of code: