MatthiasEndler

I’ve searched for some IDEs to create jQuery code more quickly. Hacking the files into a text-editor (like Textmate) and doing some “real- life” bug testing by simply opening Firefox and running the site is not very handy. So here is a list of alternatives I came up with. It’s just an overview loosely ordered by interest.

Aptana

Standalone and Eclipse plugin. OpenSource with code completion, syntax highlighting…

Komodo Edit

OSX, Linux, Windows. Open source.

Glimmer

Microsoft jQuery Dev. Environment. Has wizards for common tasks. Free.

FireBug

Firefox plugin for debugging. Actually not an IDE.

IxEdit

Edit within browser. WYSIWYG. Free public beta.

Spket IDE

JavaScript Toolkit. Eclipse Plugin.

JsLint

Online JavaScript parser and debugger.

CodeLobster

For PHP/HTML/CSS/JavaScript development. Trial.

Scintilla

GTK based professional IDE

Others include Visual Studio, NetBeans, Dreamweaver and another JQuery Eclipse plugin. Jaxer looks also interesting.

And finally here is a cool website with tons of material ajaxian.

Did I miss one?

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