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I’m Java/jQuery developer. is there any “extract function” refactoring for JavaScript in Eclipse or Aptana or any other JavaScript/jQuery IDE?
Absolutely agree. Eclipse is a fantastic ebvironment for Java, but for javascript it’s a real nightmare. If you really want a free IDE then I would recommend Netbeans (7.1) above Eclipse. Its jabascript support is so much better. Try to define javascript ‘classes’ and you will find out why Eclipse is not up to the job (Helio). I’m terribly disappointed.
I have given Webstorm a try too, and it is indeed a very good (certainly better than Eclipse and Netbeans) development environment, but it takes time to get used to it. I can imagine that developers don’t like switching to Webstorm because they, like me, are so used to Eclipse. But I think we just need to be patient… and we will be greatly rewarded ;-).