mmxmsmmzm@. writes:
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Would everyone begin to post JavaScript editors that include watch and
debug windows!
would they? if you've got a javascript debugger with a console
interface, I'm sure you could run it in emacs.
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These tools are probably very new... but posting responses to this
post will aid in gathering a number of tools that make JavaScript
easier to develop and debug...
intergrating a debugger in an editor is not a new idea at all.
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The amazing amount of javascript included in web software packages
today is mind blowing. How is this getting done?
badly, mostly.
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JavaScript is "interpreted"... not compiled...
that's only true for some evironments. which sort of proves it doesn't
matter.
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Post any research for JavaScript tools to this original post.
Well, I like firebug, and steve yegge's js2-mode for emacs. I don't
really use any other tools.
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