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JavaScript Node.js Basics 2017 Create a Command Line Weather Application Handling Errors - Solution

tal Shnitzer
PLUS
tal Shnitzer
Courses Plus Student 5,242 Points

a good node.js and js editor?

in the course it is recommended that we'll create cmd line apps. I've installed node.js. but what is a good editor to code with

5 Answers

Jonathan Grieve
MOD
Jonathan Grieve
Treehouse Moderator 91,253 Points

I recommend Visual Studio Code. I don't know about Atom or Subline Text but it has a handy integrated terminal for running your node commands as you code. :-)

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Hey!

Have you tried Atom?

Many editors also use Sublime.

I personally use PhpStorm but it is not free, while the other two are open source.

Hope this helps!

Martin Lecke
Martin Lecke
14,385 Points

I have tried Sublime, Atom and Visual Code.

You will get most value out of Atom or Visual Code in my opinion. Currently im using Atom

Elena Man
Elena Man
21,092 Points

I have come to the conclusion that for HTML and CSS Sublime is great and does its job but when it comes to JS it's best to look for other editors.