Christian Cantrell

I use this one: http://sourceforge.net/projects/jseditor/

I use JSEditor too, but I also like these two JS plugins :

Harish Kataria's JavaScript Plug-in
http://www.ee.ryerson.ca/~hkataria/

NRG JavaScript Editor
http://www.energybyte.com/products/free%20products/

WTP (web tools platform)
http://www.eclipse.org/webtools/releases/0.7/whatsnew.html

It covers JS as well as CSS, XML, and so on.

I second on the Eclipse web tools. Been using it for a few weeks and, while it's not bug-free (it's in beta), it's running pretty well.

Our company is building tools for JavaScript development. It comes with an Eclipse plugin. The core utilities are command lines, so they can be plug into different IDEs (with some works).

Here are features of our product (JS-Sorcerer):

- Ensuring correct use of DOM APIs and core JavaScript objects
- Verifying consistency and completeness of JavaScript within a web page
- Enabling developers to write browser-independent JavaScript
- Providing a powerful mechanism for developers to build their own JavaScript libraries
- Catching common JavaScript programming mistakes

You can find more information on our website:

http://www.dhitechnologies.com

We are doing early access for this product. So if you are interested to try it, please let me know.

Rudy

Hey, Interakt just realeased a 1.0 version of an Eclipse tool for doing Javascript. IT'S A WINNER!
http://www.interaktonline.com