JetBrains WebStorm actually does all that: it is aware of your code, it does a good job at inspecting and analyzing your code, and has terrific support for other HTML5/CSS related stuff (for instance, it does refactoring across multiple file types such as *.js and *.css).
The same is true for text editors like Sublime Text and Atom, which - although they have plugins that allow for rudimentary syntax highlighting and code checking - don’t have the context knowledge of the Javascript code you are writing, let alone check for syntax errors, unused variables/functions, type checking, and function signature mismatches, to name just a few. Although SAP provides pretty useful Eclipse plugins for SAPUI5 / OpenUI5 development, it still doesn’t help you write better, efficient, correct code.
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