I've mentioned before that I like SlickEdit for editing C++ code, because it's the only tool I've found that can reliably refactor C++. In the last couple of days I have found that it's also a really nice tool for editing JavaScript, both server-side ASP JavaScript and client-side JavaScript. Most of the other programming and Web design tools I use treat JavaScript as so much plain text. I was very pleasantly su Most of the other programming and Web design tools I use treat JavaScript as so much plain text. I was very pleasantly surprised to find that SlickEdit’s tagging gives me reasonably good word completion and function parameter information, even when the code is being tied together with server-side includes. The dynamic preview that shows me the definition of a function in another window when I’m working on a call to that function helps as well.Of course, I want more. It’s too bad that SlickEdit can’t offer anything in the way of page design, and can’t seem to work directly with files on sites that use the FrontPage extensions. Software Development