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4d ago

What code editor or setup do you use for JavaScript in 2026, and why?

Curious how everyone s JavaScript setup looks these days. Tools change fast, and I d like to see what people actually use day to day.

  • Editor/IDE: VS Code, WebStorm, Neovim, Zed, Cursor, something else?

  • Runtime and tooling: Node, Bun, Deno? npm, pnpm or yarn?

  • Extras: TypeScript or plain JS? Favorite extensions, linters or formatters?

  • Quick experiments: do you open a file, use the browser console, or use an online playground?

Also, what made you pick your setup, and is there anything you switched away from and why?

I ll go first: [add your own setup here, e.g. I use VS Code with ESLint and Prettier, and I test quick snippets in an online playground ]

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3d ago

JS Playground - Minimal in-browser JS playground. No signup, no bloat.

Free, minimal playgrounds for JavaScript, TypeScript, Node.js and Next.js. Run code instantly in your browser with a DevTools-style console, top-level await and a live HTML/CSS/JS mode. No signup, and your code never leaves your device