programming in javascript with Visual Studio (2010)? -
whether forced code javascript in visual studio 2010, or insist on using visual studio 2010 instead of ide, i'm wondering has done improve javascript development experience in vs2010.
i'm asking since javascript support lacking in visual studio 2010. don't kind of support if developing silverlight apps in c# , xaml. example, intellisense doesn't support javascript 1.8.5 (or 1.6 functions i.e. json.parse), it's difficult navigate function or object definitions (no go definition), no object browser, call hierarchy, , list can go on.
what have you done compensate vs2010 features don't exist javascript? also, feature request support javascript development; vs2010 should add extension or future release? also, there suggestions manage .js code large projects?
a few things have helped me far jscript editor extensions, , web standards update. also, when working in .js files rely on bookmarks key places, since functions of file aren't visible (as in c#). feature request add intellisense support javascript version, similar how can target .net 2.0, 3.5, or 4.0.
there number of vs extensions assist javascript:
visual studio javascript extensions feature comparison
jsenhancements awesome, , want: adds regions , code block collapsing.
also see extension: http://code.google.com/p/js-addin/
which parses script object tree can used navigation.
i have used free version of editor: http://www.yaldex.com/jsfactory_pro.htm
i can't recommend it, unfortunately, because suffers couple critical problems (awkward ui, freaky intellisense, , not entirely stable). bad because it's thoughtfully designed piece of software , large, fails rubber meets road.
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