Kick ass code editing and end to end JavaScript debugging
summary
A browser IDE called cloud9 IDE runs code on a local Node instance and proxies the v8 debugger protocol over socket IO to provide end-to-end debugging including breakpoints, scope inspection and live evaluation, with a Chrome debugging prototype promised. The editor uses a DOM virtual viewport so editing scales to a 16,000-line file without full-document rendering, exposes a JavaScript plugin system, and ships its code as open-source on GitHub though the product is still a tech preview.
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chapters (16)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:25Code Editor
- 1:05Overview
- 5:31Requirements
- 6:20Why not Bespin?
- 7:36Implementation Options
- 7:54Content Editable
- 8:28Canvas
- 9:33Pure DOM
- 10:41DOM + virtual view port
- 11:33Renderer
- 11:54Layers
- 16:36Everything is a Plugin
- 17:01What is a plugin
- 21:56Debugging
- 29:41Open Source Building Blocks
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