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Cyrus2015-12-10 13:01:17
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Cyrus, 2015-12-10 13:01:17

What lightweight IDEs (or text editors) are there for JS frontend?

Development is carried out using AngularJS on a virtual machine, so I would like to:

  1. Good syntax highlighting;
  2. Understanding IDE DI and autocomplete;
  3. Lightweight (now using VS2013, tried WebStorm - very hard on a project with a lot of modules);
  4. Developer support for 2015 (previously used Sublime Text, but feels abandoned).

In general, I want Sublime Text with support and some IDE functionality (refactoring, project navigation, syntax checking).

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OnYourLips, 2015-12-10
@Cyrus

webstorm.
Lightness is added in a hard way (SSD, lots of RAM, fast CPU)

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Nikita Musikhin, 2015-12-10
@jestoky

Atom,Visual Studio Code,Brackets

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kidar2, 2015-12-10
@kidar2

Idea handles 200,000 lines of client code very well.
We used to sit on VS2015. In idea, inlisens and the transition to definition in js are definitely better.

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