I've been recently going home and starting a few experiments of my own with Javascript. A few days ago, one of my friends told me about a new program called Brackets. It's written and hosted by Adobe, and so far is one of the greatest web development programs I've ever used. It's open source, too, so I'm sure it is going to be something that quite a bit of people are going to use!
It's similar to a Java IDE in that it has auto-completion of tags, code completion, etc. The main reason I installed it, however, was a directory structure on the left. I couldn't use Firefox's WebIDE for my personal projects, since they weren't FirefoxOS apps.
Anyway, I thought I'd introduce it. I love to use it so far, and it's saving me quite a bit of time!
On a side note, I've started to look into the Chapters bug. While I haven't found anything obvious that's creating this bug yet, I'll continue to look into it tomorrow and see if I can make some progress.
I've heard really good things about Brackets, so your response confirms what I had heard. Brackets is a powerful text editor (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brackets_%28text_editor%29), and I'm glad to see Adobe sharing it with the world.
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