![]() I hope that putting it up the top, makes up for it! :) JSFiddle One of the community members suggested this in the comments, somehow I managed to miss one of the most obvious ones. It’s also very common for many of these tools to offer Git, Mercurial integration, and few-step deployment of your favorite apps. It’s worth noting that this list will grow into more than just a few JavaScript editors, as many of these platforms and website offer multiple programming language support, and you can expect to see HTML / CSS quite a bit, as well as a couple of other similar languages. ![]() I think the most popular among all is going to be JSFiddle, which is also one of the oldest ones on the list. In the recent years, technology has allowed and enabled these online JavaScript IDE’s to let their users save projects and share them with friends, and online communities. But, another great function / feature is that you can usually see a live preview of what you’re doing, and that can really help save us time – when it comes to building functions, or full-scale projects even. Online JavaScript editors are great because they allow you to edit your code directly from your browser. It always has, and always will – come down to the preference of the developer. ![]() All of those are great editors, and certainly can help you build applications with JavaScript. Notepad++, Sublime Text 2, perhaps even Wordpad for some.
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