3 ms·
For me it would be instant, remote collaboration. Unfortunately no web-based IDE offers that, as far as I know. Google docs for code anyone?
by hobo_mark 12y ago
For me it would be instant, remote collaboration.
Unfortunately no web-based IDE offers that, as far as I know.
Google docs for code anyone?
- tokenizerrr 12y agohttps://www.nitrous.io/ https://www.nitrous.io/ does something like that, they're not open source or free however (though they do have a free plan).
- xyclos 12y agoCloud9 offers that. https://c9.io/ https://c9.io/
- jasongrout 12y agoSageMathCloud (https://cloud.sagemath.com https://cloud.sagemath.com) offers collaborative editing of files, IPython and Sage notebooks, and latex documents, and terminal sessions. Really, it's like a collaborative unix account. It doesn't have a debugger, etc., so it's definitely not a full-blown ide, but it does have syntax highlighting and a shell.