Ext js 2.0 IDE, plug-in, and tool Javascript

EXT 2.0 APIs contain many methods (functions), attributes, and configuration items. They cover a large area and are almost impossible to list them all. Although the API documentation
It is well-developed by Tong Yi, but in actual development, it is better if Javascript code prompts are supported like Java and C # in other languages. Fortunately, there are several development environments (IDE) and plug-ins that support-and directly support ext 2.0.

Aptana Studio

When talking about Javascript development tools, you have to mention Aptana
. In my actual work, I use it every day to complete the work of Adobe AIR. However, the current version of ext bound by Aptana is somewhat old (1.1). The following describes a plug-in.
To make Aptana support up to 2.0 (provided by Markus schmidleitner ):

1. Download and install Aptana Studio;
2. Open your Aptana program directory (here I am C:/Aptana) and copy the files in jar format to the Plugins directory;
3. Restart Aptana;
4. Choose WINDOW> preferences> Aptana> editors> JavaScript> code assist and select ext 2.0 (or ext.1.1 ).

Aptana Studio with ext 2.0 code assist

Spket Eclipse plug-in and IDE

Spket ide
Is currently the most outstanding ide that supports ext 2.0. It uses the. JSB project file and embeds the content inherited from the base class and all documents into the script Doc that generates code prompts.
Since spket is just a simple editor and does not support other formats (such as CSS), my approach is to install it in the form of its Eclipse plug-in to Aptana. The installation method is as follows:

1. Download and install Aptana Studio (including eclipse );
2. Start Aptana and open the program menu to: Help → software updates → find and install... → Search for new features to install → new remote site...
3. Name: "spket", Address URL is http://www.spket.com/update/

4. Restart Aptana;
5. Watch this sketide tutorial.
To see how easy the ext code prompts are (you can modify/src/EXT. JSB to keep the latest ext version). The basic steps are as follows:

1. Window → preferences → spket → JavaScript profiles → new;
2. Enter extjs and click OK;
3. Select "extjs" and click "add library". Then, select "extjs" in the following pull bar ";
4. Select extjs and click Add file, then select the Ext. JSB file in your./ext-2.x/source directory;
5. Set the new extjs profile, select and click the "defalut" button on the right hand side of the "javascript profiles" dialog box;
6. Restart Aptana;
7. Create a new JS file and enter ext to set the function of automatically completing the ext code.

Since you installed the plug-in Aptana, Aptana is still your default JS editor, so to try spket, You need to select "open with"-> spket JavaScript editor on that file.

Spket in Aptana with full documentation and code assist

Komodo Edit

Komodo Edit
It provides support for a wide range of format files, including Perl, PHP, Python, Ruby, and TCL. It also supports browser code including JavaScript, CSS, HTML, and XML. Windows, Mac OS, and Linux platforms are available.
Install Komodo supported by Ext:

1. Download and install Komodo edit;
2. Download API catalog
;
3. Go to edit-> preferences-> code intelligence and select the "add an API catalog" button under "API catalog ";
4. Select the downloaded extjs API catkomodo Edit
Cicix.

Komodo with ext JS Code intelligence

Dreamweaver

For Dreamweaver users, there are two available plug-ins spketdw
(Dreamweaver 2004 or new version) and spketdwcs
(Dreamweaver CS3 ). Both are developed by the spket Team (mentioned earlier), so they are equally accurate and outstanding. In addition, a major feature of the Dreamweaver plug-in is that it supports code prompts for configuration items.

 

Members code assist

 

 

 

 

 

 

Config Option Code assist