http://ternjs.net/

atom, vscode

> SublimeText etc don't even have autocomplete
> Why is everyone still using those lightweight editors?
Because everyone has installed addons.
https://packagecontrol.io/

>>53843138
Aren't you mixing editors and IDEs, by any chance?

>>53843138
sublime&co do autocomplete js just like any other language, but coming from java you might prefer the jetbrain one, it works fine too

>>53843178
wouldn't pointing out such a useless distinction make you a huge faggot?

>>53843230
wouldn't pointing out such a useless distinction make you a huge faggot?

>>53843138
>>53843161
The last one.

Get atom or sublime and install addons

Now go away pls

>>53843138
Just use webstorm.

>>53843138
vim with syntastic pretty works as well

>>53843138
vim

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Don't listen to people recommending vim, go with the standard editor, and vim's progenitor, Ed, Ed is the standard editor.

>>53844627
why is there no option to just buy webstrom instead of a subscription.
why is there nothing comming even close to webstorms convinience and functionality.

>>53843138
webstorm hands down

>>53847119
for just an editor i'd go with sublime text, or if you want to be interesting, vim

>>53843138
>SublimeText etc don't even have autocomplete

What are plugins?

Oh by the way if you're a Java baby, don't try to treat Javascript like Java, it will bamboozle you because while it's powerful enough to accomodate a shitty ham-fisted Java pseudoclassical style, its still a very different language.

Watch these lectures.
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL7664379246A246CB

I use webstorm. My employer buys the licenses as every good employer should do.

It's certainly not the most lightweight IDE. But it's very handy in a lot of ways and if you have 8gb ram at your disposal you shouldn't have trouble running it smoothly