Cloud IDEs?

[trewq]

Hey everyone,


I've been looking at starting to use a Cloud based IDE such as Cloud 9 or Code Anywhere.


Does anyone use one? How do you like it?


At the moment I'm using notepad++ and my workflow is very inefficient, which I hate.


Mostly PHP, JavaScript and HTML/CSS. Some Python and Bash.


I'll use this in my job so cost is not an issue. Preferably monthly subscriptions.


Brendan

 

[redswitches]

+1 for CodeAnyWhere. Its a damn good IDE and since its a Cloud Based one i find it more easy to work it while travelling. 

Like their DevBox feature and the remote FTP/SSH is the first thing i used to see mainly in any local based IDE.

 

[joepie91]

In what sense is your workflow "inefficient"? I generally find that "cloud IDEs" add more hassle than they're worth, and there may be a much better solution to your problem.

 

[KwiceroLTD]

In what sense is your workflow "inefficient"? I generally find that "cloud IDEs" add more hassle than they're worth, and there may be a much better solution to your problem.

I agree. I only use c9 if I want to screw around without breaking my current setup.

 

[KwiceroLTD]

Hey everyone,


I've been looking at starting to use a Cloud based IDE such as Cloud 9 or Code Anywhere.


Does anyone use one? How do you like it?


At the moment I'm using notepad++ and my workflow is very inefficient, which I hate.


Mostly PHP, JavaScript and HTML/CSS. Some Python and Bash.


I'll use this in my job so cost is not an issue. Preferably monthly subscriptions.


Brendan

You could host your own?

Also use Sublime

 

[KMyers]

I currently use ShiftEdit

 

[Hxxx]

As a Dev I can highly recommend Koding. Really good.

With the subscription you have a private VPS, where everything is hosted.

 

[Gang Starr]

http://codiad.com/

You can host one yourself .

 

[Hxxx]

http://codiad.com/

You can host one yourself .

More maintenance of  VPS or scripts, ugh NOOOOOOOOO no more. People need time to go out and do some meditation. 

 

[souen]

http://codiad.com/

You can host one yourself .

Thanks for the link, I've been looking for a self-hosted text editor/notes app. Just put it on my little local server, working great so far and can replace the web-based Markdown editor I had with a live preview plugin.