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I used to develop/debug Javascript on Windows with Visual Studio. Now, I have started working on Ubuntu and I don't feel comfortable with the default editors offered (vim, gedit etc). Do you have any IDE to propose me ? (Paid license accepted, ideally with jQuery support).
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Microsoft Visual Studio Code is the most widely used and popular IDE. It is Microsoft developed and includes tools and extensions for various computer languages such as C #, C ++, Python, PHP, etc. JavaScript, TypeScript, NodeJS, and many more.
Eclipse. It is a free open source development environment that is well suited for both novice and experienced developers. Eclipse IDE works with C, C ++, Fortran, Javascript, PHP, Python, Ruby, and others. Besides debugging tools and Git/CVS support, Eclipse comes with Java and a plugin tool.
Yet another leading IDE for JavaScript development is Visual Studio. The integrated development environment is primarily used for developing computer programs for the Windows platform. The IDE is able to generate both managed code as well as native code. Visual Studio provides built-in support for JavaScript.
Aptana, of course: http://www.aptana.com/ Paid license: Webstorm: http://www.jetbrains.com/webstorm/
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There's Aptana which is a really good IDE based one but for practical purposes you can always use a lightweight editor such as Emacs, ViM, or even Gedit or nano if you want to keep it simple. For what you're looking for Aptana sounds best. As another person suggested Webstorm is also quite good (at least I've heard) the company I used to work for used it quite a bit and they loved it so that's worth a try although it is paid of course.
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