[AccessD] Light Table IDE (Vimeo.com) - Was:Re: HTML5 mobile-friendly web sites vs. native

Hi Shamil:

I have used the 1stJavaScript editor:
(http://www.yaldex.com/JSFactory_Pro.htm)
but the older version was not very stable running on Windows7 so I have
ended working in it and have been just coding with the Programmer's NotePad
(http://sourceforge.net/projects/pnotepad/)
as it is fast easy and I know most of the basic stuff. 

Then there is Macromedia Dreamweaver, which is a combination
HTML/CSS/JavaScript webpage editor. It is good for testing and building
database connectors while building and testing WebPages and allows you to
resolve simpler browser incompatibility issues. I have built a lot of
webpage using this product over the years. Last time I checked it was around
$400.00 to $1K for the premium version. (Even though I am using an older
version I have always liked this package.)
http://www.adobe.com/ca/products/dreamweaver.html

What I particularly like is that the package integrates so well with
graphics which is so much a part of doing and completing professional
websites.

Jim 

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Shamil
Sent: Thursday, September 20, 2012 9:59 AM
To: Access Developers discussion and problem solving
Subject: Re: [AccessD] Light Table IDE (Vimeo.com) - Was:Re: HTML5
mobile-friendly web sites vs. native

Hi Jim --

Yes, VS IDE for C# is very good - I do use it every day.
But it lucks a feature which Light Table IDE is planning to "bring to the
table" - dynamic interpretation/execution of the code you type in...
And I was wondering - is there something like that "a la' Light Table" IDE -
mainly for JavaScript?
For C# quick prototyping/"snippeting" I do use LINQPad.
For RegEx expressions developing and testing I do use RegEx Buddy.
For Test Driven Development/Unit Testing I do use NUnit and TestDriven.NET.

And for JavaScript and HTML(5)/CSS(3) development I'm missing a "dynamic
interpretation tool" - do you know any?

As for high price on MS development tools for students - Darryl mentioned
DreamSpark MS Program, which is free for students.

And for "chickens" - just out of college young developers if they were good
at college and if they used Dreamspark program free development tools then
they shouldn't have (?) problems to find a good job with MS development
tools provided by their employees?

Thank you.

-- Shamil