Posts Tagged ‘HTML’

Best JavaScript IDE – Aptana Sutdio

The Aptana Studio based on the Eclipse IDE, is a usefully ide for develop the complex web application(e.g. AJAX, B/S Programs). I very like the code completion and the cross browser compatible detection features.

The Aptana is cross-platform, free, and open-source. Provided are differents installation type both standalone and Eclipse plugin, You can download the Aptana plugin to improve your existing Eclipse IDE or new standalone IDE.

Overview

Aptana Studio is a complete web development environment that combines powerful authoring tools for HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, along with thousands of additional plugins created by the community.

Unified Editing for Web Apps

Aptana Studio’s editors provide world-class HTML, CSS, and JavaScript code completion, reference, and validation at your fingertips.

Ajax and JavaScript Libraries

Get unrivaled support for popular libraries including jQuery, Prototype, YUI, dojo, Ext JS, MooTools, and others.

Ruby on Rails, Python and PHP

Add powerful plugins and ready-to-use runtimes for Ruby on Rails, Python and PHP. Eclipse users can easily add Studio as a plugin.

Desktop Ajax

Use your skills to create desktop web applications with our plugin for Adobe AIR.

Free, Open Source and Cross Platform

Download Aptana Studio for Windows, Mac, or Linux. Both the standalone and Eclipse plugin distributions are free, open source software.

Yeah, it’s in there.

Multi-browser previews, SQL database tools, an awesome JavaScript debugger, server tail views, and tons more.

Quoted from Aptana homepage

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jQuery Overview

jQuery is a fast and concise JavaScript Library that simplifies HTML document traversing, event handling, animating, and Ajax interactions for rapid web development. jQuery is designed to change the way that you write JavaScript.

All of the code is available in two formats:

  • Compressed (which allows you to have a significantly smaller file size) and
  • Uncompressed (good for debugging and to understand what is behind the magic).

jQuery is provided under the following MIT and GPL licenses.

Quoted from jQuery homepage

You can download jQuery from project home page.
http://jquery.com/