Following are different Javascript Text Editors (at times, also called as IDEs) that have been discussed and voted over in one of the JS editor related discussion thread as mentioned above. Please note that below data (IDEs/Text Editors) represents the viewpoint of only a sample of users sharing their views on different JS IDEs/Text editors and, may not be the correct representation of the population at large. However, it does give a general sense. Thus, it may be a good idea for you to try out the top scorers.
Following is a plot that represents frequency distribution of choices shown by different users and hence, represents popularity of JS editors appropriately.
Based on above, one could infer that top 3 editors (in that order) worth a try are following:
Following are some of the observations that I could make:
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