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JSEclipse an Adobe Javascript plug in for Eclipse

Yesterday Adobe released on the Adobe Labs the JSEclipse prerelease 2 a new plugin for the Eclipse environment that helps developers code JavaScript faster and with no errors.

(viaAdobe Labs) With JSEclipse, you can complete a variety of tasks, from editing small sections of code to working with the next big AJAX library or developing plug-ins for a product that embeds JavaScript snippets.

Download and install JSEclipse and improve your JavaScript coding experience with:

Contextual code completion & shortcuts.
Project outline and quick navigation through function declarations.
Syntax highlighting.
Error reporting.
Customizable code templates to get you started.
Support for popular JavaScript libraries (Dojo, Prototype, Spry, YUI, Qooxdoo).
Support for JavaDoc documentation and multi-line comments.
Adobe Flex Builder 2 compatibility.

Posted by marco casario on April 03, 2007 at 05:46 PM in Flex | Permalink

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