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Does eclipse-node-ide improves something, ot it's just a good package set? #6

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garex opened this issue Mar 4, 2014 · 8 comments
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garex commented Mar 4, 2014

Hi! From the docs it's not clear, what do we have here in the whole. Does it's just a good set of packages?

For example for me most critical is JSDT code completion. Do we have ways to improve it? One thing, that I dont' like in Java and eclipse it's it's excessive complexity in case of improvment/extending. That's why I wait for github's atom.io

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paulvi commented Mar 5, 2014

In this repository there are .p2f files (that are one more way to install plugins)
and also some Help content like Hints

For plugins check https://github.com/Nodeclipse/nodeclipse-1/
and list on http://with-eclipse.github.io/

code completion is never critical, it is just helping developers a lot.
Nodeclipse has some code completion, that even works in TextEditor-based Editor. The problem is to prepare metadata with proposals/completions.
If you want to discuss that create issue at https://github.com/Nodeclipse/nodeclipse-1/issues/new

There are more and more cloud IDEs see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Web_integrated_development_environment

Eclipse has 2:

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garex commented Mar 5, 2014

code completion is never critical, it is just helping developers a lot.

:)) I can say same about anything. %Something% is never critical, it's just helping developers a lot.
Sorry, but for me it's critical.

Nodeclipse has some code completion

What does it means? Nodeclipse is another plugin, or it adds something to default JSDT editor?

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paulvi commented Mar 5, 2014

both.

Please follow links above. Give a try of Enide Studio

Learn more, then ask particular questions.

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garex commented Mar 5, 2014

@paulvi ok, I'll try it and then ask more concrete question.

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garex commented Mar 5, 2014

@paulvi I tried it also, but same: it lacks code completion of referenced project, when code is not in root of it.

Btw, I found this! https://bitbucket.org/nexj/webtools.jsdt.core <== What do you think about it?

UPDATE: Sorry, but I'm dumb. I should just go to system.js and see how to correctly write JSDoc for classes. Mega-facepalm...

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paulvi commented Mar 6, 2014

@garex Raise issues, where they should be. And one issue for one question.
For programming questions http://stackoverflow.com/questions/tagged/nodeclipse is preferred.

For NexJ NJSDoc: it is already in p2f file, however it is not in development after
Bug 406575 - Investigate merging NJSDoc support into JSDT

Please do vote for the bug on bugzilla.

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garex commented Mar 7, 2014

@paulvi done.

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paulvi commented Mar 7, 2014

as it is not bug, but question, let it be opened, so other users would notice.

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