which editor is best for nodejs

I honestly have no idea other than to say that WebStorm has Nodejs support built in. There is a plugin for PhpStorm. If you're comfortable with Storm for your php development, might as well grab the plugin and use it for Nodejs, too. However, I'm sure lots of folks would suggest Sublime as a (speedier) alternative. A quick Google turns up some tutorials for setting up Sublime for use in Node and JS projects.

@lindstrom To my knowledge Phpstorm is simply WebStrom+Php. Please correct me if this isn't the case.

WebStorm and Sublime Text 3 are good for JavaScript development.

You can use all editors. There is now way of checking if the javascript is correct in an ide.

I also found this: https://www.jetbrains.com/editors/nodejs.jsp?ide=idea

And finally I really like this editor focused on js: http://brackets.io/

@mhopkins321

WebStorm and PhpStorm are extensions of the IntelliJ platform and customized for their intended use cases. That's why it makes sense that WebStorm would have built in support for Nodejs whereas it's an optional plugin for PhpStorm. For simplicity's sake and to avoid sounding pedantic, you are absolutely correct.

Something built with HTML and JS should be worth trying for JS https://atom.io/

thanks to @lindstrom, @mhopkins321, @Ruffles, @bobbybouwmann, @JarekTkaczyk. i'm starting with phpstorm + nodejs plugin .

Guys can you help me out with the nodejs tutorials. At least some recommendation of tutorials for this.

Something like this should do: https://www.codeschool.com/courses/real-time-web-with-node-js

thanks @bobbybouwmann . i gone through this series it is awesome . any one else has suggestion .

try http://atom.io its free, open source and awesome.

@clod You would, given that you’re spamming the forum with links to it, and have emailed me numerous times asking to publish a post on my blog “reviewing” it.