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Github seems like they're gearing up to offer a similar service [0]. Cloud9, and notably Glitch [1] offer similar and well executed services. [0] https://gith

Github seems like they're gearing up to offer a similar service [0]. Cloud9, and notably Glitch [1] offer similar and well executed services. [0] https://github.com/atom/xray#web-compatibility https://github.com/atom/xray#web-compatibility [1] http://glitch.com/ http://glitch.com/

lucasverra 9y ago
Just for the sake of listing, what "alternatives" are available today ? I can think of 1. Codepen (pure HTML+CSS+JS+frameworks) 2. jsfiddle.net/ (pure HTML+CSS+JS+frameworks) 3. Cloud 9 (full ide?) 4. https://anvil.works/ https://anvil.works/ (pure Python) 5. CaptainDuckDuck ? 6. Repl.It 7. https://glitch.com/ https://glitch.com/ 8. Runkit.io (pure node.js) Other ?
- 11235813213455 9y ago
  runkit.com * codesandbox.io
- falcor84 9y ago
  trinket.io is quite good, especially for embedding in lessons
- syrrim 9y ago
  Codeanywhere.com: full ide for any language/stack.
- yur83838 9y ago
  stackblitz
- p1esk 9y ago
  Is there a cloud (browser) based IDE that allows to run code on a server I specify? Right now I'm using the remote deployment feature of PyCharm to run tensorflow code on different remote GPU servers, but I'd like to uncouple the IDE from my local machine. Ideally, I'd like Github to offer such service, so that I can edit the code in my repo right on github.com, specify a remote server to run it on, and seamlessly transfer/run it on that server with a click of a button.
  - atoko 9y ago
    You could set up a CI server that watches commits, and then commit to a branch, have it deploy automatically.
notriddle 9y ago
There's also Janitor [0], though since it's built with legacy projects in mind, it's a lot easier to get started on an existing project than it is to create a new one. [0] https://janitor.technology/ https://janitor.technology/