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OS X editor (or IDE) that is really good for "node.js" development?

I'm an old Emacs user - I've used it for about 10years now. When I switched to Mac I started to use Aquamacs, which is great in many ways.

But now most my development work involves Node.js/Express.js (with JavaScript, Jade and Stylus). Unfortunately, emacs has many shortcomings in this regard. Especially when working remotely, with ExpanDrive and MacFUSE mounts.

And I really want real code folding.

Is there any editor which is really good for this? Even better is there any IDE for Mac (at all)?

Thanks

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BadKnees Avatar asked Apr 19 '12 21:04

BadKnees


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1 Answers

Sublime Text 2 is the choice of many. Add some packages to it with the package manager. Jade, stylus packages available.

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Arnaud Rinquin Avatar answered Oct 29 '22 03:10

Arnaud Rinquin