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Re:A web-based IDE for Javascript, HTML, and CSS by RokStdy on Thursday November 07, 2013 @11:14AM (#6690168)
One of the scenarios they lay out on their site is students. I can see classes of students using this site to develop and share.

My first thought was, we already have this it's called JSFiddle. If I want to just screw around or play with a simple idea I can go to JSFiddle without signing up and just play.

That said, I think that the execution is really nice and I hope that they find a market.

Re:A web-based IDE for Javascript, HTML, and CSS by MarcScott on Thursday November 07, 2013 @01:14PM (#6691166)
This kind of thing is exactly what I need for my students. It's so much easier using web-based products where I don't have issues with the network at work or students installing software at home. I currently use Mozilla Thimble quite a lot, and the more IDEs of this type we get, the better they'll all become.