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I do a lot of JavaScript development. A lot of these are mentioned but, here is what I use:

  • Notepad++
  • Firebug
  • IE debugger (F12) and Chrome debugger (F12 on Windows)
  • I use Stack OverflowStack Overflow mainly for questions. Coming here has proven helpful as well.
  • The first book I used was JavaScript: The Definitive Guide way back when. Currently I don't use books as much as I use sites like MDN or MSDN docs.
  • We use some jQuery in places where it makes our life easier as well.
  • For unit testing we build our own test harnesses.

I do a lot of JavaScript development. A lot of these are mentioned but, here is what I use:

  • Notepad++
  • Firebug
  • IE debugger (F12) and Chrome debugger (F12 on Windows)
  • I use Stack Overflow mainly for questions. Coming here has proven helpful as well.
  • The first book I used was JavaScript: The Definitive Guide way back when. Currently I don't use books as much as I use sites like MDN or MSDN docs.
  • We use some jQuery in places where it makes our life easier as well.
  • For unit testing we build our own test harnesses.

I do a lot of JavaScript development. A lot of these are mentioned but, here is what I use:

  • Notepad++
  • Firebug
  • IE debugger (F12) and Chrome debugger (F12 on Windows)
  • I use Stack Overflow mainly for questions. Coming here has proven helpful as well.
  • The first book I used was JavaScript: The Definitive Guide way back when. Currently I don't use books as much as I use sites like MDN or MSDN docs.
  • We use some jQuery in places where it makes our life easier as well.
  • For unit testing we build our own test harnesses.
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I do a lot of JavaScript development. A lot of these are mentioned but, here is what I use:

  • Notepad++
  • Firebug
  • IE debugger (F12) and Chrome debugger (F12 on Windows)
  • I use Stack Overflow mainly for questions. Coming here has proven helpful as well.
  • The first book I used was JavaScript: The Definitive Guide way back when. Currently I don't use books as much as I use sites like MDN or MSDN docs.
  • We use some jQuery in places where it makes our life easier as well.
  • For unit testing we build our own test harnesses.