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Development environment for jQuery and javascript

What development environment do you use when you need to work with javascript? What options do Asp.net developers have for working with javascript or jQuery to be able to test, develop in real time? I tried setting up intellisense to make it work with jQuery documentation, but this does not work.
Right now I am using Firebug to test my scripts, as well as edit there, but, for example, I would like to view the markup and the console together, but this is not possible in FireBug.
I do not think the best solution for this kind of work.
If you have ideas on how to solve my problem or if you have a suggestion, please post it here.

Thanks!

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JSFiddle are good alternatives.

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Try Aptana. It's free, it's awesome, and comes with built-in jQuery and Prototype. He also has screencasts.

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The basics.

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Check out Edit Komodo . I think you can attach jQuery to it (I use it primarily for PHP).

Update: I just found out that it already supports jQuery.

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Perhaps there is something to pay attention to, although this will not solve all your problems, Steve Yegg has been working on a new javascript mode for emacs .

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You can debug JavaScript using Visual Studio 2008: Visual Studio 2008 Debugging JavaScript - Basic Guide

It has been fixed for jQuery / JavaScript intellisense to make it better: Intellisense Patch for VS 2008

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I just use what is ever at hand. Dragonfly in Opera, Firebug in FF, IEtester has its own thing, but I never use it.

Regarding editing, I am in the basics and using Notepad ++

If I were you, I would sit down and try to solve the problem in several tools before choosing what you like best.

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