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8. Have a look at either, WebStorm: real JavaScript IDE (possibly the best.) Sublime Text 2: text editor with syntax highlighting, and possibility to install plugins. You can use either software, together with node.js, to get what you want. Executing the file, function squareNumber(x) {. return x * x; }
11. Just create hide and show methods yourself for all elements, as follows. Element.prototype.hide = function() {. this.style.display = 'none'; } Element.prototype.show = function() {. this.style.display = ''; } After this you can use the methods with the usual element identifiers like in these examples:
Save the file with a .html extension. Now, click on Run -> Launch in Chrome. The JavaScript code will be run in the Chrome browser. If you modify the code, simply save the changes (Ctrl + s) in Notepad++. Then press Alt + Tab to return to Chrome. Press the Refresh button to run the changed code.
1. Aptana is a great IDE as it will provide intelli-sense for CSS, javascript, html, java, etc. The debugger gives you the choice to run in FF or IE and is a full featured debugger. The community edition allows you to run a server side javascript as well. A very solid and feature rich platform for free.
go to the Run and Debug panel (ctrl+shift+d) > Run drop down list at the top > Add Config (MyTestSpace) > a launch.json should be auto generated for you. > at the auto-completetion popup > select Node.js: Launch Program > auto complete config fill in > rename the program to the path where your test.js locate.
I downloaded the eclipse Javascript IDE from the official download page however, when i start the application it says "A Java Runtime Environment or Java development Kit must be available in order to run eclipse." I already have a java IDE copy of eclipse that runs fine so I don't understand why its asking for another JDK.
I'm using it right now with node, express, and JavaScript (mostly) and CoffeeScript (little experiments). I assume RubyMine is a superset of WebStorm (same company). However, for $20 extra, you get ruby + JavaScript IDE, so I would suggest going with RubyMine if you have any inkling of doing ruby or rails in the near future.
2. Take a look at WebStorm HTML/JavaScript Editor. It's lightweight and runs on MacOS. It supports debugging and running your code right from IDE and has very smart autocompletion capabilities for JavaScript both DOM-based and browser-based. answered Jun 11, 2010 at 13:23.
Here is another way to read an external CSV into Javascript (using jQuery). It's a little bit more long winded, but I feel by reading the data into arrays you can exactly follow the process and makes for easy troubleshooting. Might help someone else. The data file example: Time,data1,data2,data2 08/11/2015 07:30:16,602,0.009,321 And here is the ...
Refer this answer -> Javascript file editing stopped working with Eclipse 2020-06. The Eclipse IDE for PHP Developers is made up of components from various Eclipse projects. In the Eclipse IDE 2020-06 release the JavaScript support for .js file is no longer provided by the JavaScript editor from JSDT, but by Eclipse Wild Web Developer.