I also have a virtual host on my testing server that is a mirror of
the PHP site, which I have configured BBEdit to open through it's
built-in documentation support.
I can go to my browser and just type "php/function_name" and go
straight to the most up to date docs for that function —there's no
delay since it's on my network.
If only I could get a mirror of the DOM reference....
On Jul 27, 2007, at 2:54 PM, Philip Weaver wrote:
I'm just writing to ask for input on your web development process
when writing and testing JavaScript. Do you use tools like
DreamWeaver, Eclipse, Coda? Do you use a text editor like Xcode,
TextMate, jEdit or BBEdit? If you use a text editor for development
and happen to get syntax or other errors in a browser which
testing, do you manually open the file on question and goto/search
for the line manually each time? Do any of you use tools which
verify your syntax before running your webapp?
Thanks,
Philip
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