The JS++ update this week to the JavaScript subset adds integration with 16 new code editors, including Sublime Text, Notepad++, Visual Studio Code, GitHub Atom, and GNU Emacs, and it improves Windows integration. Installation on Windows is now more seamless (no restarts necessary), and you can now use the GUI to compile JS++ files and avoid the command line altogether. Geared to web and mobile development and still in a developer preview mode, JS++ is a superset of JavaScript for safe consumption of JavaScript libraries while enabling compile-time checking. Read the full details here.
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