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Rinat Tainov
Rinat Tainov

Reputation: 1489

Can you suggest free javascript plugin for IntelliJ IDEA?

Downloaded IntelliJ IDEA Community Edition, realized that it has no JavaScript Support and Debugger.

Any suggestions for good free plugin?

Upvotes: 16

Views: 29306

Answers (5)

Ilya Rodionov
Ilya Rodionov

Reputation: 389

WebCalm is a free and open-source IntelliJ plugin that provides JavaScript and CSS support (disclaimer: I'm the developer).

Upvotes: 2

Abhishek Divekar
Abhishek Divekar

Reputation: 1267

For what it's worth, SonarLint seems to be decent for the new IntelliJ Community Edition (with Java8)

Upvotes: 1

fiberair
fiberair

Reputation: 651

Just in case, I found Netbeans more productive than Eclipse/IntelliJ (CE) at least for web/UI/jQuery. Its amazing inline compilation of JavaScript helped much in shooting the bug at development time rather than testing in browser and not to forget amazing intellisense for jQuery functions.

Upvotes: 5

Sly1024
Sly1024

Reputation: 429

IntelliJ 11 does support JS debugging with Chrome (maybe Firefox too), but only the ultimate edition.

But it's not just the debugging. It offers code completion (for libraries too), reformatting the code according to the specified coding style, etc.

Upvotes: 0

GKelly
GKelly

Reputation: 3919

It's not a plugin, but you could try the WebStorm IDE from the same guys.

There's a free trial version (30 days, I think), but it's only €29 at the moment for a personal license (as of May 2011, I don't know the dollar price the website detects where you are and only gives prices for your country of residence).

Upvotes: 0

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