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in the Java IDE I can click an object or function and directly be taken to the file (class) that the implementation lives in. My background has been mostly back-end java coding and front end JSP/JSF type of work and this never been a problem. Now I am working in a front-end environment that is all Javascript/AngularJS that is a ton of small .js files instead of .java files in different folders/packages.
I am trying to understand what's going on because I haven't wrote the code and it would be helpful if I could click on a function, service, provider etc and be taken directly to the .js file it lives in. Is there a IDE that can do that for AngularJS? I assume the only reason like IntelliJ and Eclipse can do that for Java is because each class imports at the top but in AngularJS it's done differently.
Thanks in advance
Webstorm (pure JS)
PhpStorm (php + JS)
IntelliJ IDEA ( java + JS)
All of them are completely customizable by installing plugins
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I have made an interpreted language using python. It works fine inside of the terminal but I'm struggling to find any resources/documentation on how to create an extension that can run it inside of the VS code IDE. I also would like to implement syntax highlighting for my language. The extension that I want to make would be similar to the "Python" VS code extension. (I AM NOT ASKING FOR RECOMMENDATIONS!)
Here is the Microsoft documentation on how to build, debug and publish a Visual Studio Code Extension. I know you said Visual Studio Code, but you also said IDE, so I included this link to the Visual Studio IDE Extension in case you actually meant that instead of code.
Here is a step by step VS Code youtube tutorial from good teacher, Traversy.
Congrats on your project, and Good luck.
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Hey Guys so I just started learning ReactJS and I love it a lot,
yet I have never seen anyone using it with PHP it seems like everyone uses Node instead, the question is can I even use PHP and Laravel with it? cheers.
Yeah, absolutely! The backend does not matter since React is just a view layer (very controversial statement, but for the same of simplicity).
As long as you expose the endpoints, consume it and then, in turn, provide React (or Redux) with the data, it doesn't matter which framework you use it with.
The reason why people usually use Node.js is because of isomorphism: you write the backend and the frontend in the same language so you don't get confused.
You can change out the Vue.js scaffolding in a laravel 5.5 project using
php artisan preset react
https://laravel.com/docs/5.5/frontend
Would have simply commented this but not enough Rep yet! // yolo
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I'm looking for a JS framework, which would help me to divide the code into categories. Whenever I do any apps, I don't use any framework and even tho it's working, my code looks really untidy, it lacks a nice structure. Can you advise any nicely formatted, object oriented, MVC framework which works well with node.js apps and EJS? (besides express.js)
I recommend TypeScript. If you're not interested in running your code through a compiler, check out this answer:
Constructors in JavaScript objects
... explains how I like to set things up so I can have a general "class" structure and keep different parts of the app in different files.
Express is the most used framework for Node.js
Apart, if you are looking for something similar to the relation ruby - rails which gives you a predefined project structure (controllers, models...) probably you can take a look to yeoman
For an angular + node app I'd go with this particular generator: angular-fullstack
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I started learning JavaScript a while back and it didn't take long for me to realize that JS relies heavily on HTML/CSS (there isn't even a way to get an input from the user using just JS unless you use prompt or HTML).
However, I love the language itself and I was wondering if there is any way to have a project run on JUST JS. (Or if there is another language that's language is as beautiful and simple as JavaScript but still has the practicality of Java or C++. I find Python/Ruby's syntax to be odd, sorry).
I know this isn't the usual question here at Stack Overflow, but I'm somewhat new to this and there's no other clear, definitive answer.
You could look at Node.js. Which is a backend server framework that uses Javascript as the language.
But if you want to display user interface code to browsers, you still can't get away from HTML and Javascript.
If you want to interact with an user in a browser, you must need html, or prompts as you said otherwise the user have nothing to do there :).
And If you are looking a way to execute javascript at server side
Look at, node.js that take advantage of V8 JavaScript Engine
Another option is io.js
With Node.js, you can write a project beyond web.
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I'm wondering if there's a dedicated application for the purpose of running programs written in JS (+HTML/CSS) that can be redistributable freely with any such program.
My project may grow into something bigger and it just can't simply depend on an internet browser (also, I'm not sure about the security of running a JS app which doesn't connect to the internet in an internet-ready browser).
I've read that one must use AJAX to manage files through JS in a web browser, but are there any frameworks which allow to run JS code with all file management permissions?
Basically, I'm looking for the framework that web browsers use to show webpages - the very essence of a browser. What are the better alternatives that could meet my requirements?
Are you looking for something like node.js? Node