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Which apps should I use to code using JavaScript
https://www.sololearn.com/discuss/2794187/?ref=app https://www.sololearn.com/discuss/2794187/?ref=app
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If you were asking that 'APPS IN WHICH I CAN CODE JAVASCRIPT', then read below:
1. Atom
Pros:
Git Integration
Cross-Platform Support
Multi cursor support
Cons:
Sometimes unstable
Lack of Code Execution
Slower than other top editors
2. Visual Studio Code
Pros:
Low Memory Consumption
Console Integration
Task Management
Cons:
Sometimes Laggy
Lacks support for some popular programming languages
Poor Source Control
3. Eclipse
Pros:
Powerful Project Management
Advanced Debugging
Good Auto-Complete
Cons:
Most changes require a reboot to take effect
Complex for beginners
Poor Customer Support
4. Sublime Text
Pros:
Distraction-free editing mode
Easy to work with multiple projects
Automation Support
Cons:
Poor Library stack
Poor debugging
Lack of default printing
5. Brackets
Pros:
Simple User-Interface
Code Minification
Live Browser Preview
Cons:
High Launch Time
Difficult Project Management
Low Performance while working with large files
6. NetBeans
Pros:
Powerful for Automation
Impressive Refactoring
Good Service Management
Cons:
Consumes more system resource
Poor Integration Support
Irritating Pop-ups
// for more information: https://www.testim.io/blog/best-javascript-editor-6-options/
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You mean IDEs? I use VS Code, sometimes JSFiddle, at work I am stuck with Kate
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It depends if you want JavaScript for web pages you can even use a notepad or any text editor but if you want to use it like a general language you can use an IDE or an simple text editor with a JavaScript compiler.
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I recommend vs code(visual studio code). Vs code is the best IDE for any language.The size is 40 -- 60 mb.Yeah of course size is very small. After 6 -- 11 months work with Webstrom. It is good for js frameworks. Example React, angular. Webstrom is very smart IDE. But size is more than 360mb. It is not problem for me. Webstrom once problem is you pay for Webstrom. Work with vs code. It's the best editor for any language And it's free :-D