WebStorm, official version
I used to use Sublime to write Nodejs, but Sublime is not an IDE after all. Many code prompts will not analyze what type it is, but will give you prompts based on the context and what content you have used.
One day I asked a front-end writer what to use to write JS, and he recommended WebStorm, and then I downloaded one
Then I saw its support for NodeJS, which can parse the types in modules. For example, if you require a module, it will prompt you what is in it like a static language
WebStorm, official version
I used to use Sublime to write Nodejs, but Sublime is not an IDE after all. Many code prompts will not analyze what type it is, but will give you prompts based on the context and what content you have used.
One day I asked a front-end writer what to use to write JS, and he recommended WebStorm, and then I downloaded one
Then I saw its support for NodeJS, which can parse the types in modules. For example, if you require a module, it will prompt you what is in it like a static language
Visual Studio 2013 NTVS(Node.js Tools for Visual Studio)
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