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The idea of encapsulated VM boxes is intriguing. What I couldn't find at first glance though is: what programming languages are supported by this IDE?

AaronO 13y ago
A lot of things are being improved as we speak. We've got a Desktop bundled IDE in the works (Linux/Mac) and I've been working on some more advanced completion and language integration for C/C++, Java and .Net. So expect this to evolve quickly over the next few weeks. And obviously now that it's open source anyone can help improve the project :)
jgillich 13y ago
It lets me create boxes with PHP, Java, Dart, Node.js, Python, Ruby, Go, C/C++ and Lua.
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AaronO 13y ago
Hi Aaron from FriendCode speaking (Codebox author), The IDE itself isn't tied to specific VMs, it can run on your own server, your own desktop/laptop or our cloud. We provide stacks for our cloud solution https://www.codebox.io/ https://www.codebox.io/. We provide stacks and VMs for all common languages and frameworks (PHP, Java, Dart, Node.js, Python, Ruby, Go, C/C++, Lua) as of right now. The community can also contribute new stacks providing support for other languages. Hope this helps :)
- kybernetyk 13y ago
  Oh, that's pretty interesting. Going to try this out - maybe this will be the first usable C++ IDE under Linux for me :) Oh, and Rust support would be awesome. But I guess that's too early. /edit: I like that it runs cmatrix in my browser: http://i.imgur.com/ZDiJ5Tw.png http://i.imgur.com/ZDiJ5Tw.png ;)
  - AaronO 13y ago
    I've played with Rust a bit as well (with Mozilla's servo engine) and it's pretty cool. I don't think it's an overly common request, but I could definitely add a Rust stack (we already have a Go one). cmatrix :)
- pvsnp 13y ago
  Any plans for supporting LXC or similar container solutions. They're much cheaper on the server side if you want to host a solution like this.

AaronO 13y ago

A lot of things are being improved as we speak. We've got a Desktop bundled IDE in the works (Linux/Mac) and I've been working on some more advanced completion and language integration for C/C++, Java and .Net. So expect this to evolve quickly over the next few weeks. And obviously now that it's open source anyone can help improve the project :)

jgillich 13y ago

It lets me create boxes with PHP, Java, Dart, Node.js, Python, Ruby, Go, C/C++ and Lua.

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AaronO 13y ago

Hi Aaron from FriendCode speaking (Codebox author), The IDE itself isn't tied to specific VMs, it can run on your own server, your own desktop/laptop or our cloud. We provide stacks for our cloud solution https://www.codebox.io/ https://www.codebox.io/. We provide stacks and VMs for all common languages and frameworks (PHP, Java, Dart, Node.js, Python, Ruby, Go, C/C++, Lua) as of right now. The community can also contribute new stacks providing support for other languages. Hope this helps :)

kybernetyk 13y ago
Oh, that's pretty interesting. Going to try this out - maybe this will be the first usable C++ IDE under Linux for me :) Oh, and Rust support would be awesome. But I guess that's too early. /edit: I like that it runs cmatrix in my browser: http://i.imgur.com/ZDiJ5Tw.png http://i.imgur.com/ZDiJ5Tw.png ;)
- AaronO 13y ago
  I've played with Rust a bit as well (with Mozilla's servo engine) and it's pretty cool. I don't think it's an overly common request, but I could definitely add a Rust stack (we already have a Go one). cmatrix :)
pvsnp 13y ago
Any plans for supporting LXC or similar container solutions. They're much cheaper on the server side if you want to host a solution like this.