This is a modified Aptana Studio 3 with better support for Javascript & jQuery content assist. I also include jquery-1.8.3.sdocml, a ScriptDoc XML documentation for jQuery 1.8.3 which content taken from api.jquery.com. The ScriptDoc XML is not compatible with official release of Aptana Studio 3.

The modified Aptana Studio 3 is created based on my preferences. I don't know if it will be useful to others. I will just put it here.

• Content assist support more than one function with the same name but different parameters. This kind of 'polymorphism' can be seen in jQuery API documentation.

• When chaining function call in jQuery, content assist is still working and showing proposals for the new function.

• Support CSS id and class completion inside JavaScript String.

• Context info will be displayed for selected jQuery function proposal. Description for parameters are taken from jQuery API documentation. Context info for some proposals also include example.

• jQuery content assist will work properly inside HTML documents. This is not true in the official relase.

• Support inline JSDoc for function parameter.

1. Click on ZIP button to download this repository as a zip file. If you plan to modify the source code, you should clone this repository using git. Otherwise, you will only need to find aptanastudio3_patched.zip and jquery-1.8.3.sdocml inside the zip file.
2. Extract aptanastudio3_patched.zip into a folder.
3. Inside aptana folder, double click on AptanaStudio3.exe.
4. Wait for Aptana Studio 3 to launch.
5. Create a new web project by selecting File, New, Web Project. Enter project name and click Finish.
6. Copy and paste jquery-1.8.3.sdocml to the new project. This file can be in anywhere as long as it is inside the current project. Without this file, jQuery content assist will not work properly.
7. Copy and paste jquery-x.x.x.js to the new project. This is a jQuery script file that can be downloaded from jQuery official sites or linked from a CDN.
8. Create a new file by right clicking the project and selecting New, File. Enter file name such as myscript.js. Click Finish.
9. Start coding!