Free Javascript Editors

[LTN Games]

I found a free Javascript editor I believe will be useful for those who want to jump into scripting for MV. I am positive there will be more free editors, and some of you may know of them. If you know of any other editors please post them here.
I'll start :)

Free JavaScript Editor
http://www.yaldex.com/Free_JavaScript_Editor.htm
Notepad ++
https://notepad-plus-plus.org/
Eclipse
https://eclipse.org/downloads/
Aptana Studio
http://www.aptana.com/
Emacs
https://www.gnu.org/software/emacs/
Visual Studio
https://code.visualstudio.com/
Atom
https://atom.io/
Netbeans
https://netbeans.org/
Brackets
http://brackets.io/

 

[eivl]

I use Sublime Text. other i have used : Eclipse, Brackets, Coda, Webstorm.

there are more, but as long as you find one you like, that is the best.

 

[LTN Games]

I am using sublime text as well, but I don't think there is a free version of it, is there? I will add other free editors to the op as the list grows. Thanks for sharing :D

 

[eivl]

Sublime Text may be downloaded and evaluated for free, however a license must be purchased for continued use
[doublepost=1445617224,1445617017][/doublepost]Forgot about Aptana Studio, works on all platforms, it is pretty neat! ;)

 

[Xamos]

I use Notepad++ It's good for a huge variety of programming languages, and feels simplistic but is actually advanced. I mostly use it for Web Development, so Javascript is a great option for Notepad++.

Oh, and it's completely free and supports plugins that you can find online to add other programming languages if it doesn't already have it.

https://notepad-plus-plus.org/

 

[LTN Games]

Thank you for sharing, I have updated the OP :)

 

[Xamos]

Thank you! :) I have to say I enjoy this community, seems very friendly.

 

[Tsukihime]

Does anyone have suggestions for IDE's?
I'm looking for one that at least supports

- refactoring. Change one method name? Update all scripts as well
- usage search. Want to know where this method/variable is being used
- jump to declaration - I see a method or a property, but where is it coming from?

 

[t3hyoshi]

I personally use Atom, which is made by GitHub. It has two out of the three you seek, @Tsukihime

 

[Wingedwolf]

I use Sublime Text. other i have used : Eclipse, Brackets, Coda, Webstorm.

there are more, but as long as you find one you like, that is the best.

Webstorm is my editor of choice, sublime as a close second
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Does anyone have suggestions for IDE's?
I'm looking for one that at least supports

- refactoring. Change one method name? Update all scripts as well
- usage search. Want to know where this method/variable is being used
- jump to declaration - I see a method or a property, but where is it coming from?

Webstorm can be a lil pricey but its a ide and editor all in one

 

[Status Gear Entertainment]

http://www.squarefree.com/jsenv/

Is as close as it gets for being a real-time editor for JS. Same person who made the real time HTML editor that I use to create websites http://htmledit.squarefree.com/

For the JS real time, you code and hit execute and it will display it for you.

 

[t3hyoshi]

Is as close as it gets for being a real-time editor for JS. Same person who made the real time HTML editor that I use to create websites http://htmledit.squarefree.com/

Never heard of it before. Most of the time, I use Atom and CSSDeck.

 

[eivl]

If you want a powerfull IDE, then go for Storm, It is so powerfull! I use PHPStorm(Webstorm is for JS) for PHP when i do complicated multi part programming, then if i want speed i use Sublime Text, fast and easy.

I recommend finding two IDEs that can do this for you, it does not have to be the one i suggest, because i am biast to the ones i use every day at work.

 

[Wingedwolf]

Also I ve recently starting using Visual Studio Code https://code.visualstudio.com/ also free .

 

[Minty]

Atom is my editor of choice, completely free as far as I'm aware and compatible with many other languages. I'll come back with a link later if so desired :3

Another notable entry would be Codecademy Labs. It's online, and I believe you have to sign up, but it lets you execute what you've worked on and (I believe) tells you about certain errors.

 

[eivl]

Atom is my editor of choice, completely free as far as I'm aware and compatible with many other languages. I'll come back with a link later if so desired :3

Atom is nice, tested the beta a while ago, it was at that time very impressive.

https://atom.io/

 

[HotfireLegend]

Netbeans.

 

[eivl]

Lets get the elephant out of the room before it is to late....

Emacs! =)

 

[LTN Games]

Updated the list, thanks for sharing free editors. :D

 

[HotfireLegend]

you linked netbeans under emacs xD