VS2010 Common Plug-ins introduction of JavaScript plug-ins (i)

Today, when writing JS, write to more than 500 lines, the feeling code has been very difficult to see. Think of C # code has folding function, is not JS also have it. Found in the options, there is no relevant setting function, so the Internet to find. A look can be extremely, found a lot of useful plug-ins. Can be found on Visual Studio MSDN. The website is: http://visualstudiogallery.msdn.microsoft.com/

Plug-ins are free, some trial, some pay. Install plug-in is very simple, download and double-click the installation is the same as the EXE installation.

The web site is divided into three types of plug-ins: Tools, controls and templates. Of course we are talking about tools here. The so-called tool refers to dispensable, the tool is only an auxiliary means, it is possible to improve the development efficiency, there will be no significant impact. Here are some JS commonly used plug-ins, find the appropriate plug-ins in addition to the category can be found, but also "tag" find. If you find just the JS folding code plug-in, first categories select "Web", and then tags selected "Javascript", on the first page you can see "jsenhancements" See the introduction, Is it

Javascript (for free)

1, jsenhancements: Folding js and CSS Code

2. Chutzpah-a Javascript Test runner:js Unit Test Tool

3, Wijmo Open: A jQueryUI built control set, contains commonly used calendar controls, dialog boxes, forms, lists and menus, etc., the effect is very cool

4. JScript Editor Extensions: Highlight all words matching the current cursor, matching curly braces, brackets, and parentheses

5, UnitTest: A lightweight, efficient, Cross-browser JS Unit Test Tool

6, jslint.vs2010: A JS grammar check plugin

7, Visual studion JavaScript outlining:js Folding Code tool, when the mouse moved to the folding section will display the code, and background CS code almost

8, Javascript PARSER:JS Code Analyzer, the JS code to parse, the use of tree-like expand Menu mode, showing the structure of JS, at a glance