Answers:
Answer #1IDEs (editor, debugger, linter)
► Atom (free open-source)
► Nodeclipse Enide Studio (free open-source, Eclipse-based)
► JetBrains WebStorm (commercial)
► JetBrains IntelliJ IDEA (commercial)
► Microsoft Visual Studio with TypeScript
► NoFlo – flow-based programming environment integrated with GNOME APIs
► Atom (free open-source)
► Nodeclipse Enide Studio (free open-source, Eclipse-based)
► JetBrains WebStorm (commercial)
► JetBrains IntelliJ IDEA (commercial)
► Microsoft Visual Studio with TypeScript
► NoFlo – flow-based programming environment integrated with GNOME APIs
Answer #2Sublime text is the most popular text editor for Node.js. it has support for so many tools starting for validating JS.
Answer #3Also it's worth mentioning Sublime, it's the most used one currently as far as I know :)
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