Add support for intellisense, auto-complete and syntax-highlighting to the editor. This enables the editor to be used for writing code or script. The intellisense and auto-complete rules should be customisable and support Ajax callbacks to populate. Examples: CodeMirror: http://codemirror.net Brackets: https://github.com/adobe/brackets Cloud9 Editor: http://ace.ajax.org
Such features definitely make sense for a code editor, but we don’t consider them compatible with the current feature set of the editor, which primary target is rich text formatting features for non-technical users. This being said, there are several excellent open-source web-based implementations of such code editors, Visual Studio Code being one of them - https://github.com/Microsoft/vscode.
We went to a lot of effort to get the AJAX editor to work well with code mirror. We have since switched to Kendo and are back to square one with syntax highlighting. This is a massive disappointment and would really appreciate not having to do all that work again!
I really support this idea, it would be amazing even for the work we're starting
Is there a way to get IntelliSenseto work in adobe brackets yet? It is one of the best javascript editors and Telerik should make IntelliSense work with this IDE.