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Hello everybody,
I'm a long time WeBuilder user (at least since 2010) and I find it a critical tool in my everyday work. I use it with great results for Classic ASP, PHP, JavaScript, JS libraries (JQuery mostly) and CMS (Contao, Wordpress).

Lately I've started studying Angular for a forthcoming app I'm developing with another collaborator, which suggested me the use of Microsoft Visual Studio Code, that surely has a lot of features, but misses the look and feel and usability of Webuilder I'm used to.

I know that everything done with an IDE could be done with a text editor and some CLI commands, and in fact I'm writing TypeScript files with WeBuilder already, but what I'd like to know is if anybody here has tweaked it to better working with Angular (not AngularJS), Node and so on, and could give me suggestions on how to.

Thanks in advance

I just get started to learning Angular.
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Same question here

Abisem wrote:Hello everybody,
I'm a long time WeBuilder user (at least since 2010) and I find it a critical tool in my everyday work. I use it with great results for Classic ASP, PHP, JavaScript, JS libraries (JQuery mostly) and CMS (Contao, Wordpress).

Lately I've started studying Angular for a forthcoming app I'm developing with another collaborator, which suggested me the use of Microsoft Visual Studio Code, that surely has a lot of features, but misses the look and feel and usability of Webuilder I'm used to.

I know that everything done with an IDE could be done with a text editor and some CLI commands, and in fact I'm writing TypeScript files with WeBuilder already, but what I'd like to know is if anybody here has tweaked it to better working with Angular (not AngularJS), Node and so on, and could give me suggestions on how to.

Thanks in advance

Take a look at the answer I posted here: viewtopic.php?f=4&t=8146#p28881

You can also create custom plugins that runs various node.js scripts on the editor contents/selection, like this one: viewtopic.php?f=33&t=8091
The plugin uses Lebab to transpile ES5 to ES6, but it can easily be modified to use Babel instead so you could transformations Typescript files etc.