WebStorm is not Eclipse.
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WebStorm is not Eclipse.
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What is Eclipse then? 😄
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You can't really do it in 1 sentence i dont think.. Eclipse is old, built for mainly java dev and slow as hell. Webstorm, from the ground up, was built with web development in mind so thinks like nodeJS are built into it natively. Out of the box, its setup way better than Eclipse.
The ONLY downside IMO to using WebStorm is that it is NOT free like Eclipse.. but free isn't always good
If i were in charge of app dev for netsuite tools, i wouldn't even support Eclipse any longer
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imho, Webstorm is the premier webdev IDE. VSCode is a lightweight version of that.
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Guys - educate me a little bit more please! I have tried using Webstorm over last 2-3 weeks and have found it worse than Eclipse. My main issue is with how it uploads script files to Netsuite. Much slower compared to Eclipse and though I have heard that the new version of Webstorm might fix it, currently it seems to show "uploaded fine" when it actually doesn't...
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I don't even use the NS plugin so I can't comment on that. The NS plugin is rather trivial compared to the feature set webstorm brings to the table. imho.
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If you're just uploading files and not using SDF, you can use my plugin which is still active
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I have mainly developed custom functionality which includes client scripts, suitelets, Restlets and custom records+forms. When I do, I am uploading and running the scripts in NS to troubleshoot. Is that tremendously different from how you guys use it?
If by SDF, you mean that using XML object definitions etc and the full SDF structure, then I don't use that. I have so far relied only on defining objects directly in NS. Does working with the XML definitions make things easier such as the IDE auto-completing field names etc?
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no, but NFT auto completes field names 🙂 Working with the XML allows you to version control your customizations, such as custom records and custom fields