Creating Visual Studio as a node. js IDE

Original address: Http://www.csdn.net/article/2013-11-22/2817594-Introducing-node.js-Tools-for-Visual-Studio

Previously, the CSDN research and Development channel reported an article in Visual Studio that could be used as a Python IDE, introducing a PTVs plugin that developers can use to program Python in Visual Studio after installation. Now, the PTVs development team has developed a plug-in--ntvs (node. js Tools for Visual Studio) that can write node. js applications in VS, and developers can easily develop node. js applications in vs.

Ntvs is an open source tool that adheres to the Apache Open Source license and is maintained by Microsoft and the community. Applies to versions of node. js version 0.10.20 or higher.

The Ntvs features editable, smart tips, analytics, NPM, modal (local and remote), and can also be published on azure Web sites and cloud services.

Installation

node. JS can run on both 32-bit and 64-bit architectures, Ntvs also supports 32-bit and 64-bit architectures, and currently, Ntvs can be installed on 2012 editions of Visual Studio 20,132 and Vistual Studio, supporting all versions (vs Beta, Professional Edition, etc.).

The installation of Ntvs is very fast, it takes only a few minutes to install, install via MSI, accept the protocol and click Install.

To ensure that the Ntvs can run smoothly, you need to open the Ntvs view->other windows->node.js Interactive window tab after installation:

Developers can type JavaScript in the window, such as the following type of display of a variable and node. JS Targeting:

OK, the installation is complete!

: https://nodejstools.codeplex.com/

Detailed Description: http://www.hanselman.com/blog/IntroducingNodejsToolsForVisualStudio.aspx

Creating Visual Studio as a node. js IDE