I work on a couple of different javascript frameworks throughout a typical day at work (it's a services-based company, so different stuff comes up every day). So, WebStorm has always been the first choice and I love it. The code hints, code references, and other stuff are really well supported.
Last week, I told an internee not to use an IDE but use plain editor e.g., Notepad++ and the way he looked at me had me terrified for a moment. Then I explained him the whole IDE vs plain editors thing and how it will help him in the learning.
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I work on a couple of different javascript frameworks throughout a typical day at work (it's a services-based company, so different stuff comes up every day). So, WebStorm has always been the first choice and I love it. The code hints, code references, and other stuff are really well supported.
Last week, I told an internee not to use an IDE but use plain editor e.g., Notepad++ and the way he looked at me had me terrified for a moment. Then I explained him the whole IDE vs plain editors thing and how it will help him in the learning.