recently, I started studying node.js
.. my favorite IDE is eclipse, I guess everyone does like it.
However, when I installed nodeclipse plugin to Juno, yes, it worked,but no as fancy as I expected.
I searched and found webmatrix2 is quite good for node.js.
So, I'm going to try it.
Anyway,, my question is if there is any good ide for mac....
Eclipse is an option with the nodeclipse plugin. Visit: http://www.nodeclipse.org/
I still prefer Webstorm by JetBrains. They have a work-in-progress browser debugger as well.
Not sure if anyone has mentioned this but I found this today when searching for IDE for Node.js.
It's called Nide (http://coreh.github.io/nide/).
Seems to be dedicated just for Node.js, although the trade off is, there's no native Windows or Linux version yet but apparently you can run it through or web browser, otherwise if you're on a Mac, you can install the native application dmg.
Just a note of warning: it's still in its early stages so don't depend your mission critical projects on it just yet! :P
This is a pretty old post, but I came across it in my search.
For people of the future, I would recommend https://atom.io
It has great git support and tons of cool plugins.
Webstorm is pretty good and popular, and works on OSX: http://www.jetbrains.com/webstorm/
Try inteliJ Idea 12.0 it has nice node.js plugin.
I use it right now. Idea has so much cool features. When you start to use it you forget about other Ides))
node-mirror is worth a shot. it has - syntax highlighting - error checking - a terminal - and a very rudimentary node.js debugger which is in development right now.