A web-based IDE for Javascript, HTML, and CSS

Re:A web-based IDE for Javascript, HTML, and CSS by gagege on Thursday November 07, 2013 @11:14AM (#6690164)

You are not the only one. "The cloud" is neat, but not for everything. It also has privacy problems as we all know.

One advantage to web-based code editors is that you have it everywhere you have an internet connection. There's a problem with that too though; you need an internet connection.

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Re:A web-based IDE for Javascript, HTML, and CSS by fmay on Thursday November 07, 2013 @11:41AM (#6690375)

Offline coding with Codio coming Q1 next year. Also, if you use Github, even private repos, everyone is one password away from your code.

(Freddy May from Codio)

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Re:A web-based IDE for Javascript, HTML, and CSS by taude on Thursday November 07, 2013 @01:20PM (#6691211)

I see web-based IDEs as potentially becoming a big thing in corporate enterprise world. I've worked in environments where we RDP into a secured secondary environment and had to edit code there. I see a browser-based IDE the next phase of something like that. Of course, you'd have to be able to set up this web-ide in a private corp environment.

But this is a good start for the indy web-developer working on certain types of projects.

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