Friday, March 3rd, 2006
JS Sorcerer: Check your JS code
Category: JavaScript, Utility
It performs syntax checking, variable type and flow analysis on standalone JavaScript files, and provides type-safe linking for applications and projects that consist of multiple JavaScript files. It detects and reports errors at compile time, eliminating the need to invoke a browser simply to catch syntax and typographical errors. It incorporates an extensive catalog of browser idiosyncrasies, and produces effective cross-browser code from DOM-compliant JavaScript, allowing developers to ignore browser incompatibility issues.
There is an online test drive, and you can get an Eclipse plugin as well as a standalone solution.
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3.7 rating from 26 votes
Well, I guess if you really need a typo checker, go for it. Seriously though, what’s the point if you’re not running the app inside the browser your building it for?
Another trick is to switch on “strict” warnings in Firefox (about:config, then filter on “strict”)
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Way to go. This thing throws bogus messages left and right, it is useless.