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Which IDE will suit agile development at its best? When I talk about agile, I primarily think about refactoring flexibility, powerful code browsing and all kinds of code inspection / warnings tips (similar to JSlint etc). Optionally, SVN/GIT integration would be nice to get supported as well as an ability to run both on Unix and Windows. Freeware or commercial - both options are valid.

Update: read this post, but the tools there support mainly Microso开发者_高级运维ft platforms (which is good thing, but alternatives are welcomed as well).

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vim or Sublime text 2 combined with unix.

Why? Because JS is dynamic. So just use a text editor.

All IDEs leak with false positives on their code analysis.

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Apatana is pretty good - it's available standalone or as an Eclipse plugin so you shouyld be able to use most of the support that that Eclipse has for SVN etc

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even Eclipse EE with corresponding facet is quite good. But I will Also recommen you Apatana+Eclipse

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I have been using PHPStorm for a good year now: http://www.jetbrains.com/phpstorm/. It has an integrated GIT and SVN Client and you can run external applications such as jslint. You can include libraries such as jQuery and it has a good code formatter (one that actually works).

Also have a look at Webstorm: http://www.jetbrains.com/webstorm/. (Webstorm = PHPStorm - PHP)

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Finally chosen IntelliJ Idea Ultimate Edition - works out of the box, has an impressive code browsing and refactoring capabilities. Tried Eclipse and other related vendors, but (personally) found the installation procedure not that as 1-2-3 clicks easy as expected. All that said, this is only my personal subjective impression.