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[Robert Steckroth]

way to debug javascripts. I have not had the luxury of a corporate based experience and thusly unfamiliar with coding environments. Nodejs encompasses our needs so javascript is the only

real need debuging-wise. It would be great if it could look into the prototypes and spit out file names, but like I say, I cannot tell which is which. Atom.io is my preferred editor by he way (this can be changed if it is Linux/Open).

Onwards, Robert.

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[Dave B]

I use Intellij IDEA and it has been great for the most part.

If you only need an IDE for javascript then Intellij Webstorm would be a cheaper but also great option.

[Gerald Klein]

I second the vote for Intellij in your case webstorm, I like anything from Jetbrains, I own almost ewverything they make

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[greelgorke]

just debugging? use google chrome dev  tools with node-inspektor