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      • 15. Re: JavaScript debugging
        hwellmann.de

        I'm not sure what paperwork you consider ridiculous - its a click of a button on "I'm allowed to contribute this". If you see it as more complicated let me know.

         

        The complicated part is that the Foundation either wants me to (pretend to) be self-employed or a student, or to ask my employer for permission regarding things I do in my spare time. This is unacceptable, and there is no legal basis for that, at least not in German law.

        • 16. Re: JavaScript debugging
          azerr

          Hi everybody,

           

          I agree with Harald. Eclipse JSDT should provide a JavaScript Debugger without doing some (complex) configuration. I have just seen video with Eclipse debugging (with Chrome, FF) and I find it's a little complex.

           

          I tell me if Nashorn could replace the ChromeDevTools (can we debug an HTML page with Nashorn, or just a piece of JavaScript?)

           

          More and more users tell me how to debug AngularJS application like How to debug an AngularJS application in Eclipse? · Issue #145 · angelozerr/angularjs-eclipse · GitHub so it should be very cool if JSDT could provide a very cool JavaScript debugger (like JetBrains).

           

          Regard's Angelo

          • 17. Re: JavaScript debugging
            maxandersen

            Not sure you are aware but jsdt already has debugger infrastructure.

             

            See https://wiki.eclipse.org/JSDT/Debug

             

            The issue is there is no unified javascript debug protocol - but the work is there to make this work.

             

            afaik jetbrains requires a browser plugin to be installed or it uses chrome protocols natively?

             

            In any case, afaics JSDT can provide the same - someone just need to implement the support for the various protocols needed.

             

            Nashorn for standalone scripts would be a first nice step.

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