Recommended Editor with JQuery Autocompletion

[pwuser1]

Hi people I think I have seen them all but maybe I missed some of the just wanted to know what do you recommend for an editor with JQuery autocompletion or support? 

[Peter Knight]

For the front end?

There was a thread a few weeks back on the subject. Can't locate it now but this was one of the solutions highlighted.

https://select2.org/

It's very easy to configure and get running.

[dragan]

I guess @pwuser1 was asking about a code-editor / IDE that supports jQuery autocomplete while typing etc.

Just about any code-editor should support it, or at least have extensions. Try Sublime or VSCode.

[adrian]

Yeah, I think this belongs in @pwuser1's other thread about IDE autocompleting in general. While you might find one editor better for jquery code completion and a different one that's better for php code completion, are you really going to switch editors depending on what you are working on?

Just find a good editor and download a plugin for jquery code completion - all the big ones will have one.

 

[lokomotivan]

I use atom https://atom.io/ and some packages like:

https://atom.io/packages/jQuery

https://atom.io/packages/jquery-snippets

[Gideon So]

Hi,

atom is a nice one. You should give it a try.

Gideon

[theo]

Do you mean this? (Netbeans).

[pwuser1]

19 hours ago, lokomotivan said:

I use atom https://atom.io/ and some packages like:

https://atom.io/packages/jQuery

https://atom.io/packages/jquery-snippets

which plugin should I use since there several of them?

[lokomotivan]

38 minutes ago, pwuser1 said:

which plugin should I use since there several of them?

I use dose mentioned packages only, haven't used or tested any other, they work fine for me, but im sure there are some more jquery related packages you can try.

VSCode is great to, its faster, but for me copy-pasting chunks of code works lot better in atom (vscode somehow always mess up ident tab spaces). There are lots of plugins for it to choose from, but can't recommend any specific, haven't tried them...

[lokomotivan]

Also, there is a nice monospace font with ligatures support you can use, its supported in atom, vscode, brackets etc. You guys might like it: https://github.com/tonsky/FiraCode

[dragan]

Another nice one: http://input.fontbureau.com/