JavaScripting with Eclipse and WTP

I'm still not satisfied with any of the JavaScript editors I've been using lately, so I started playing around with WTP for Web Development (a new version was released this week). After a few hours, I can see the potential. Unfortunately, I think it has a way to go before the potential is fulfilled. Oh well, what do you expect for a version 0.7.

The Good:
• Java, JavaScript and ActionScript coding can all happen in the same IDE!
• "All In One" install makes it easy to install the various packages (including Eclipse itself). We could using something like this for FAME.
• Outline View does a great job organizing functions and variables
• Code hints for JavaScript functions.

The Bad:
• There's a serious lack of documentation. Not even a readme to be found!
• ASP wasn't recognized as a file format. I had to add it manually.
• Outline View doesn't support JavaScript Classes and Methods.
  
• I would have preferred an "All In One" install that had everything except Eclipse, since I've already got that installed.
• I couldn't get the Preview in Browser feature to work with FireFox from within Eclipse. Only IE.
  

If you're feeling adventurous, this is worth checking out. But if even FAME is too much for you, you might want to wait for this to mature.