Can someone suggest a good IDE for JS? I'd like something that can both edit, highlight, tidy, AND run* the code. Preferably FOSS.
*I realize any browser can run JS/HTML/CSS, but I want to write code on a local machine and don't want to deal with CORS violations since I often need to access both .js files and .csv files that are in the same directory while running my JS code. I also want the convenience of a single-window IDE that looks like jsfiddle.
Reliable online HTML IDE without login?
What is the best IDE i can use for Javascript development?
I use VS Code, it's like Sublime but with some extra features (intellisense (code completion), git, debug for node, etc), but I'm not sure if it's an IDE.
I've heard some people use webstorm or intellij for something even more robust
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I've been a big fan of Visual Studio Code for a while now.
You can get it for whatever platform you're on here: https://code.visualstudio.com/download
It's open-source, receives regular updates, has tons of features, and is just super easy to use. I highly recommend it for front-end development, but you can also use it for back-end development when you get there.
Let me know what you think, or if you have any questions!
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I've been using PHPStorm for years and can't really imagine using anything else. All the features I could want from an IDE -- code completion, really good code navigation (shift shift is awesome), great refactoring tools, integration with code sniffers, etc -- and amazing Vim bindings to boot.
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Hi,
I'm teaching website development to high school beginners (about 15 yo).
Despite my efforts, I couldn't find an online HTML IDE with the specific requirements:
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no account creation needed
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preview available
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the files should be accessible by link
onecompiler.com seemed perfect but it's unreliable (a quarter of my students got issues with the links that kept being modified erratically, or random 401 errors; I couldn't find a fix).
If I'm asking too much, requirement 1 can be ditched if the login procedure is simple and reliable (looking at you, glitch.com).
Thanks a lot for your help, have a nice day.
Edit: jsfiddle it is!