An IDE or integrated development environment is a software that is designed to help programmers and developers to create software. Most of the following development environments:
- Source Editor
A source code editor is similar to an HTML text editor. It is where programmers write the source code of their programs. - a compiler and / or interpreter
A compiler compiles the source code into an executable program and an interpreter runs programs and scripts that do not need to be compiled.
- build automation tools
Building automation tools to automate the processes that must be followed in most software development like compiling, debugging and deployment. - a debugger
Debugger help locate the exact spot where it. Is a problem in the source code
If all you have to build static web pages (HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and maybe some), you may think: "I do not need anything," and it would be fair An IDE is overkill for!. Web developers to build static sites.
But whether it does or wants to create Web applications, or convert your applications to native mobile applications, you might want to think again before dismissing the idea of an IDE out of hand.
How to find a good IDE
Since you, is the creation of web pages, the first thing to know that if you are planning IDE supports HTML, CSS and JavaScript. If you try to create a Web application, you need HTML and CSS. You might be able to do without JavaScript, but this is unlikely.
Then you should think about the language you require for the IDE, which could be:
- Java
- C / C ++ / C #
- Perl
- Ruby
- Python
And there are many others. The IDE should be able to compile or interpret the language you want to use, and debugging is.
Developer Forum Web apps Need an IDE?
Ultimately, no. In most cases, you can build a web application in standard web design software, or even a text editor without any difficulty. And for most designers, an IDE will be more complexity, without having to add a lot of value. The fact is that most Web pages and even most web applications with programming languages that do not need to be compiled built. So a compiler is useless. And unless the IDE can debug JavaScript the debugger is not much. Build automation tools rely on the debugger and compiler so they do not add much value. So the only thing that most Web designers use an IDE source code is written in HTML editor. And in most cases, not HTML text editors that support more features and more useful.
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