This is a discussion on How does JavaScript Reporter differ from JavaScript editors? within the HTML, CSS and Javascript Coding Techniques forums, part of the Web Development category; Hi all.... How does JavaScript Reporter differ from JavaScript editors? Thanks & Regards Pvinoth....
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| Hi.... Many JavaScript editors include features such as syntax highlighting, brace matching, automatic indentation, code completion and snippets, and more. Some even do syntax analysis as you type; others know the names of some DOM object properties and methods. However, none of them do a truly deep analysis, one that tracks the use of all the values used in your program. None of them tell you when there are unused variables, or impossible-to-reach code. As a result, JavaScript Reporter discovers many more kinds of errors. A JavaScript-aware editor used with Reporter is a powerful combination, giving you the immediate feedback from the editor's features, and the deeper code analysis offered by Reporter. thnx... |
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