Another quick way to check pages is to bring them up into a browser of your choice without having to save the HTML file (although you can if you want to). I should mention that Free JavaScript Editor can also check syntax and debug. These can be added using drag&drop or by double clicking.įurthermore, the visual interface also contains buttons for JS statements such as If, For, While, Do. The left hand panel gives access to several tabs that contain pre-written scripts, functions and variables as well as object references for CSS, HTML and - of course - JavaScript. Of course, if that's not what you're in for, the program really caters to javaScript. Text size, fonts and elements such as lists and text alignment can be set similar to how you would using a word processor. For example, a new page already has essential tags in place and adding a tag will automatically include an end tag. JavaScript Editor makes things much easier in both HTML land and the JS underbelly. Somehow, I want easier tagging and accessible JS functions to boot. Even Notepad++ is rather lacking in functionality if you think about it. It's clear that when it comes to coding web pages, text editors are simply not cut out for it. Luckily JavaScript Editor PRO sells for $50 for life (compared with the subscription model) and it's little brother Free JavaScript Editor is almost as complete and with a 100% discount. I sometime get a desire to do some web-coding but when I look at Dreamweaver's variable price tag, I get discouraged.
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