All new Registrations are manually reviewed and approved, so a short delay after registration may occur before your account becomes active.
Which Powerful editor has the autocomplete feature?
Hey programmer, which editor are you using?
I have a macbook and I'm currently using TextMate. I'm not too happy with it as it's paid, and also the "autocomplete" feature sucks, as it can't autocomplete html, css. Javascript does work, but jQuery doesn't.
What I want is a editor that supports autocomplete of the most common languages like HTML, CSS, Javascript, jQuery, PHP. For example, as soon as I type position: in css, it will give me a list of the available values, and when I type $("div").add it will give me a list of the available functions like addClass() etc.
I really don't want to use editor A for HTML, editor B for PHP. I just want 1 editor that do all the work.
Thanks in advance
Comments
SublimeText (2|3)
sublime doesn't autocomplete jquery functions. I have tried that and it doesn't work
Man You just got me in the right spot :P
phpStorm(webStorm actually since i am a front-end dev) is the best thing ever happen to me
It has Emet or Zen Coding. doing something like this
header>nav>ul>li*10
Well i think you got it what it does
Give it a try
Netbeans plus Aptana plus Notepad++
Aptana has php/java/html support.
jQuery is not a language.
vim with control P or control N ?
I think this is what you are looking for https://www.enthought.com/canopy-express/ its for python but editor has autocomplete for most languages.
deleted
PhpStorm, definitely. Simply the best IDE I've ever worked with. Auto-complete is just the start of it. It also has in-line code inspection, short code completion (just type the capitals of a classname and it will find it) and much more.
Coda. You won't look back.
Vim or Sublime Text with the right plugins?
ha, I didn't know sublime text has so many plugins. anyways, installed the jquery autocomplete. Works perfectly!
It has plugins? Damn.
Since you're on a Mac, have you considered BBEdit?
I used TextMate for about 6 years, and switched to Sublime last year; there are plugins for just about everything under the sun, and the editor is light and fast. Best part is I can also use it and all the plugins on my work PC and a Linux workstation.
Other than that, spending some time learning vim can really speed along editing... But takes some dedication.
Netbeans
+1 for NetBeans
;-)
Oh God
TextWrangler!
intellij