[nodejs] what is best ide for node?

[JJuN]

hello ~

i think node is really awesome but ide is not

i used cloud9 it's cool and support stack debugging but no
intelligence

please recommand good ide for me!!


and which template is best for node, jade is good but no syntax
highlighting no intelligence!

[Branko Vukelić]

On 2011-08-06 20:08 -0700, JJuN wrote:
> please recommand good ide for me!!

I've heard eBays has one that actually has some degree of integration
with Node.js. I don't use IDEs myself, so I've never tried it, but you
can see the docs online.[1]

There are also a few non-Node-specific IDEs for JavaScript based on
Eclipse (eBay's VJET is also based on Eclipse, btw):

1. Aptana Studio[2]
2. JS Eclipse (from an Adobe company called Interakt)[3]
3. NetBeans (from Oracle, was Sun Microsystems)[4]

I'm not sure if it applies to all Eclipse-based IDEs out there, but
there's a possiblity of integrating Vim into Eclipse via Eclim[5],
which for me personally would be the ultimate win, but I'm satisfied
with Vim alone.

[1] http://www.ebayopensource.org/wiki/display/VJET/VJET+JavaScript+IDE+Installation+Guide
[2] http://www.aptana.com/
[3] http://www.interaktonline.com/products/eclipse/jseclipse/overview/
[4] http://netbeans.org/
[5] http://eclim.org/

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[Nicolas Chambrier]

Le 7 août 2011 20:51, "JJuN" <kjk...@gmail.com> a écrit :
> i used cloud9 it's cool and support stack debugging but no
> intelligence

> ...

> jade is good but no syntax
> highlighting no intelligence!

What do you call "intelligence" here?

[Martin Cooper]

On Sat, Aug 6, 2011 at 8:08 PM, JJuN <kjk...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>
>  hello ~
>
> i think node is really awesome but ide is not
>
> i used cloud9 it's cool and support stack debugging but no
> intelligence
>
> please recommand good ide for me!!

I recommend checking the archives. This question is asked here on a
regular basis.

http://groups.google.com/group/nodejs/search?group=nodejs&q=IDE&qt_g=Search+this+group

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> and which template is best for node, jade is good but no syntax
> highlighting no intelligence!
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[Jann Horn]

2011/8/7 Nicolas Chambrier <nah...@gmail.com>:

Probably completion and so on. As in "I type require('http'). and it
tells me which methods/properties it has."

[Branko Vukelić]

On 2011-08-07 21:16 +0200, Jann Horn wrote:
> 2011/8/7 Nicolas Chambrier <nah...@gmail.com>:

> > Le 7 ao�t 2011 20:51, "JJuN" <kjk...@gmail.com> a �crit�:

> >> i used cloud9 it's cool and support stack debugging but no
> >> intelligence
> >> ...
> >> jade is good but no syntax
> >> highlighting no intelligence!
> >
> > What do you call "intelligence" here?
>
> Probably completion and so on. As in "I type require('http'). and it
> tells me which methods/properties it has."

Has anyone tried Eclim? Does it do anything for JavaScript?

[JJuN]

thanks guys~

i find komodo edit it's the best ide i found

[Branko Vukelić]

On 2011-08-07 17:48 -0700, JJuN wrote:
> thanks guys~
>
> i find komodo edit it's the best ide i found

When I last tried it (I think over a year ago), the free version of
Komodo did not have code reformatting option, which was frustrating to
say the least. That's why I gave up on it. Otherwise, it was a really
good IDE (hm, actually I'd call it an editor rather than IDE, but who
cares).

[Lee Treveil]

Not really IDE but my setup is TextMate + Terminal + node-inspector. I like it.

2011/8/8 Branko Vukelić <bg.b...@gmail.com>

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Vim!

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[Branko Vukelić]

On 2011-08-08 16:06 +0200, Guy Halford-Thompson wrote:
> Vim!

It doesn't do what the OP asked for unless you're prepared to pull your
sleves up and do extraordinary amout of plugin development, AFAIK.

[hij1nx.dev]

to quantify Guy's remark...

IDEs are huge and clunky beasts that take a long time to start and have a million options you'll never use. They often dictate how you code and the scope in which you think. Check out this article about how `Visual Studio Rots The Mind` (http://www.charlespetzold.com/etc/DoesVisualStudioRotTheMind.html), its still relevant and widely applicable. 

VIM is great not just great because of its simplicity but because of its accessibility; you can SSH into a server, start it up and voila you are in business. I'm not a VIM fanatic. I use it but I also use textmate and Nodepad++ if i have to use windows. 

IMO, Keep it simple. IDEs can be helpful with special problems, but they can become a detriment to your abilities as a programmer very fast.

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use Sublime Text 2

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[Diogo Resende]

My favorite too. It's still a little buggy with gnome-vfs (Linux) but
it works ok. The simple features it has makes the difference.

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> use Sublime Text 2

[Branko Vukelić]

On 2011-08-08 11:03 -0400, hij1nx.dev wrote:
> VIM is great not just great because of its simplicity but because of
> its accessibility; you can SSH into a server, start it up and voila you
> are in business. I'm not a VIM fanatic. I use it but I also use
> textmate and Nodepad++ if i have to use windows.

At the end of the day, that's only one opinion. Don't get me wrong. I
consider myself a hard-core Vim user, and I have made my life immensely
easier using it. However, it took me more than a couple of months to
discover all the plugins I need, weed out the broken ones, add custom
snippets, etc. It's a lot of work. If you don't enjoy configuring all
the stuff, and lovingly caring about the massive vimdir that you've
built for yourself, what's the point? Editing code is supposed to be
fun. If Vim gets in the way of that, don't use it.

Also, while IDEs do have shitload of crap you never use, they do have
shitload of stuff you do use, and all that without much configuration.
So you know. To each their own.

> IMO, Keep it simple. IDEs can be helpful with special problems, but
> they can become a detriment to your abilities as a programmer very
> fast.

Being a good programmer or not has so nothing to do with what tools you
use. If an IDE can make someone stupid, then they are already plenty
stupid.

[Branko Vukelić]

On 2011-08-08 20:35 +0530, arunoda.s...@gmail.com wrote:
> use Sublime Text 2

Wow, that looks great. Does it have Vim bindings? :P

[Sotonin]

Sublime Text 2 (doesnt have advanced intelligence stuff but easily the best editor i've found)

2011/8/8 Branko Vukelić <bg.b...@gmail.com>

[Nicolas Chambrier]

Yep, look at the "vintage" mode in latest dev version ;)

[Rodolphe Stoclin]

PhpStorm for me with its NodeJS module.
I recommand it !

[matthias behrens]

i am trying to make nodeMirror the best ide available for node.

wanna give it a try?

https://npmjs.org/package/node-mirror

https://github.com/soliton4/nodeMirror#tldr

[Jeff Schwartz]

I use sublime text 3/vintage with the TernJS plugin. Works great. I also use Webstorm from Jetbrains. And then there's Vim which I use for remote servers.

[Floby]

About VIM. You can spend 5 months looking up plugins. you're you can take 5 minutes reading the node wiki =)

https://github.com/joyent/node/wiki/Vim-Plugins

[ilaiya raja]

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[Trang Tung Nguyen]

Cloud9 is also one of the best.

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[Marc Diethelm]

You should take a look a WebStorm (or PHPStorm) from JetBrains.

The IDE understands JavaScript is chockful with useful features. But most of all you can run node from the IDE and you also have a terminal window at your disposal (which we use to run Grunt in.)
If you want a full IDE, WebStorm is it.

[Mark Hahn]

Git support in webstorm is excellent.  I don't ever need to go to tortoisegit or the command line.

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If you're in windows land, and already have Visual Studio 2012 or 2013,
would suggest looking at Visual Studio Tools for NodeJS (NTVS), which are
pretty nice.

One of my coworkers really likes eclipse for node dev.

[Travis James]

Absolutely WebStorm is the best I have encountered.