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I currently use Eclipse as my IDE for other languages and I'm rather used to not having to leave the IDE for anything - however I'm really struggling to find the same or a similar setup for pure ECMAScript-262.

To clarify, I am not looking for DOM support, jquery, HTML or anything like that, preferably just an IDE with ECMAScript-262 support (pref node.js) built in (debugging not important) so that I can simply run my code in the IDE.

Any ideas?

ps: please don't suggest aptana.

I currently use Eclipse as my IDE for other languages and I'm rather used to not having to leave the IDE for anything - however I'm really struggling to find the same or a similar setup for pure ECMAScript-262.

To clarify, I am not looking for DOM support, jquery, HTML or anything like that, preferably just an IDE with ECMAScript-262 support (pref node.js) built in (debugging not important) so that I can simply run my code in the IDE.

Any ideas?

ps: please don't suggest aptana.

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• node.js
• v8
• ecma262

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• Since you like Eclipse, I'm surprised you don't want Aptana. What is the reason? – user287424 Commented Jul 20, 2010 at 17:08
• 1 re Aptana, I've had lots of problems previously with it - however for this the main reason is because it uses a browser based debugger (firefox) and I'm looking for non dom, non browser V8 based debugging (more of a binary/cli integration) – nathan Commented Jul 20, 2010 at 17:33
• 1 WebStorm from www.jetbrains. is excellent for JavaScript, because it supports ECMAScript 5, understands JsDoc perfectly (inheritance and all). It's the only IDE that actually does that. – Tower Commented May 1, 2011 at 18:20

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jEdit is about what you want. Take a look at the plugins available.

So far, it seems there has only been talk about integrating node.js debugging with Google Chrome. But that may be exactly your answer if it happens.

If you don't mind to pay a price, I advice Jetbrains WebStorm.

Recently purchased a license myself (it's not that expensive) and am very happy with it. Before I used Eclipse and Aptana, but seriously, WebStorm IS quality.

Not sure if I am currently breaking a rule by linking to a mercial product, but it IS an awnser ;)

There is Nodeclipse effort.

Vision

One-stop shop for Node.js tools. We can't develop everything at once, but we let you know what are the best things around for Node.js development with Eclipse.

Latest version is 0.4, works well in Eclipse 4.3 Kepler.

It has integrated ChromeDevTools and V8 remote debugger for debugging Node.js application, that is quite useful when learning Node.js to understand what is happening in memory. Also es with markdown (.md) Editor (The same markup language that is used on GitHub, Stackoverflow. & npm)

It is free open-source hosted on GitHub

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