A few months back I put together a summary about browser-based Javascript code editors. Then I tried myself to create one, with dojo, but I did not get very far. Then Nicola Rizzo released CodeTextArea, which is a dojo widget and a very promising approach. A demo is available and it currently best works with Firefox on MS Windows. Today I learned about TIDE, a full fledged browser-based Javascript IDE, which loads fast, looks amazingly good, provides a lot of typical IDE functionality and has even a bunch of working Javascript demos to play with. It uses the following open source libraries:- ExtJS for the GUI
- CodePress for the Javascript Editor
- Narcissus (from Brendan Eich) for Javascript parsing
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