browser based IDE's?

Question

Can you recommend a browser based IDE or programming editor ?

I feel like I've seen lots of these things drift past but when I look at my bookmarks I can only find two : http://cloud9ide.com/ and http://jsfiddle.net/

All languages are of interest (although non-JS particularly so).

I'd like to do a wide survey but don't include tools which are really just collaborative text editing - must be some sort of programming support built in (even if it's as bare bones as syntax colouring)

Thanks

Solution 1

Also I recommend you read this article: http://eclipse.dzone.com/news/who-needs-online-ide

It links and describes a lot of them, even more then those mentioned by others here.

edit: most of the ones describe in that article are dead.

Instead check out:

Full fledge IDEs:

• ShiftEdit
• Cloud9
• PhpAnywhere

And something you can run on your own server: ACE

Actually, it looks like all online full fledged IDEs that I could find actually uses ACE at its core, and just add some nicer GUI over it and cloud support.

Solution 2

We've been building WIODE for some time now. Very stable release, easy install, and lots of features - [WIODE Browser Based IDE][1]

[1]: http://www.wiode.com/ "WIODE IDE"

UPDATE: WIODE has been replaced with a new project - Codiad

Solution 3

You missed...

• jsbin.com
• ideone.com
• codepad.org
• pastebin for PHP (good for testing PHP 5.3)

Solution 4

shameless plug for our solution, PythonAnywhere, which lets you code and run python apps in a browser... we also offer hosting for web apps, and our web-based console is fully functional, includes Bash for using git/hg/mercurial, Dropbox integration.

You can also code in other languages, although we don't have interpreters for everything, and you can currently only host Python webapps...

http://www.pythonanywhere.com

Solution 5

I've been working on one for a while that you might find interesting if you are looking for something you can install on your own server.

http://abstractionbuilder.com

It's free to use and it currently features some file management on your server, as well as real-time document editing with a nice preview.

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Comments

[Tim Cooper]

Community wiki list, perhaps?

[user3167101]

@Tim Only moderators cab do that now I believe.

[hsk81]

notex.ch is browser based text editor with integrated project management and support for almost all programming and markup languages which CodeMirror also supports. You can't compile or execute anything, but you can edit with integrated syntax highlighting.

[Lee Olayvar]

There is also Koding that offers a full VM with root access entirely in your browser. All languages compatible with Linux are supported :)

[ernesto]

IDE in browser sounds cool... but I guess things like content assist could suck

[drudge]

also, CodeRun

[Didier A.]

+1 for ideone.com even though the prettiest interface wise is codepad.org

[glaucon]

Thanks for that, particularly the comment about ACE - very useful

[glaucon]

thanks, there's a couple there I haven't seen before

[aychedee]

I don't think anyone else will let you run vim in a web based bash console either.

[t.mikael.d]

+1 for friendly open source license!

[lorefnon]

WIODE is no longer actively maintained. Please check out : codiad.com . Its a new web based IDE platform by @Fluidbyte .

[yainspan]

The link is broken.

[Ulysse BN]

Nowadays, there is Theia, which is really nice, looking a bit like VSCode.