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Asked: 2026-06-02T23:11:04+00:00

I am currently learning server-side javascript development using Node.js and would like to find

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I am currently learning server-side javascript development using Node.js and would like to find an IDE that works well with it.

I have tried installing Chrome Dev Tools, for eclipse and Aptana, but these solutions don’t completely do all of what I want.

I like how eclipse currently does autocompletion and shows compile-time errors for Java, and really like how the autocompletion is not just text-based but actually type-matched. Although Javascript doesn’t have many types, I would still like relavant autocompletion options, and I think eclipse has that function already. I would like to use eclipse because it has a lot of the functionality built in, but if no solutions exist, I may go into my cave and try to build my own Nodejs IDE.

I appreciate any response!

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  1. Editorial Team

    Check out WebStorm from JetBrains. Auto-completion, intellisense, and they have support to run node.js interactively through their debugger. It’s not free, but a personal license @ $49 or business license @ $99 is rather inexpensive.

    Best thing is to try the download — it’s full-featured and runs for 30 days.

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