This is a short video clip that explains how to develop simple JavaScript code using the Eclipse IDE. Make sure you are using the Eclipse IDE for Java EE developers.
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This is a short video clip that explains how to develop simple JavaScript code using the Eclipse IDE. Make sure you are using the Eclipse IDE for Java EE developers.
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23 responses to “JavaScript Coding using Eclipse IDE”
This is a wonderful tutorial! keep up the good work
useful Thanks !
it's very usefull to me ….thanks michael
I have yet to understand the benefits of running a full blown IDE for JS development. Use Sublime Text, or Atom and be happy.
Window – web broser – pick any web broser if u dont like internal one.
Great..Simple and good video..Nice work
The popup Alert doesn't show up for me when I run it. Any idea why? Thx!
There are many version of eclipse available so, please add this in the description that it is eclipse javascript IDE helios. It took me hours to figure out..
The wrong version will not show the static web projects or javascript project options and files..
im not sure why so many dislikes works works for us
useful <3
eclipse was made for java but is very good for other languages
That's just I need. It was very helpful. Thanks you so much! 🙂
Good for a novice! Thanks a lot,Micheal for giving life for Beginners!!!!
Thank you! Saved a lot of time 🙂
Thanks man, you saved my day!
Install "Eclipse Web Developer Tools" from "Install new Software…"
wtf my eclipse IDE (Juno) doesn't have the static web project thing!
plz help!
Neither the javascript debugger nor the jsdoc is used. Disappointing.
Better use notepad.
Right-Click, Configure, Convert to JavaScriptProject…
Thank you, that worked. (After I save all the files)
Well I would love you to show me how you got this. I'm using the JS editor in a new Static Web Project
No, I absolutely do not believe that, because typing "window." and pressing CTRL+space on mine brings up all kinds of suggestions. You must have the wrong editor opened, or maybe you are in the wrong type of project.
Eclipse's code hinting for JS is very poor IMO. Can you believe that typing "window." and pressing CTRL+Space brings up a dialogue saying "No suggestions"?