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Cloud9 IDE: Your development environment, in the cloud. Cloud9 provides a development environment in the cloud. Cloud9 enables developers to get started with coding immediately with pre-setup environments called workspaces, collaborate with their peers with collaborative coding features, and build web apps with features like live preview and browser compatibility testing. It supports more than 40 languages, with class A support for PHP, Ruby, Python, JavaScript/Node.js, and Go; StackBlitz: Online VS Code Editor for Angular and React. StackBlitz is an online IDE where you can create Angular & React projects that are immediately online & shareable via link… in just one click. 😮 It automatically takes care of installing dependencies, compiling, bundling, and hot reloading as you type.
Cloud9 IDE and StackBlitz can be primarily classified as "Cloud IDE" tools.
StackBlitz is an open source tool with 6.61K GitHub stars and 436 GitHub forks. Here's a link to StackBlitz's open source repository on GitHub.
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Cloud9 IDEI use a Cloud9 micro plan and connect SSH workspaces to Google Compute Engine instances.
For me, Cloud 9 has good documentation, and it's relatively quick to install on my Debian instances using the Cloud 9 install script.
I prefer a cloud-based IDE since I don't want to spend resources on my local or remote machines running or maintaining an IDE.
As of Dec 2015, Cloud9 doesn't support debugging in Python. However, this hasn't been a problem for me since I use
pdbfor debugging andpytestfor testing. I use the IDE mostly for code navigation, autocomplete, and managing packages with many files.Related blog post with example usage: Running an IPython Notebook on Google Compute Engine from Chrome
Cloud9 IDEI've tried to use Cloud9, but I really don't like it. They say it has real-time collaboration, and it does — but only for 2 people, because the backend shuts everything down and lets nobody access anything if more than 2 people want to use it. The UI looks pretty bad, Cloud9 is completely inaccessible from mobile devices, and it freezes my computer because it uses so much memory. It's free and they will host your files for free, but I much prefer GitHub.
Cloud9 IDEI don't like Cloud9 because when several people(even 4) are on the workspace, the entire thing lags out. Really frustrating
Cloud9 IDE- I use a Cloud9 micro plan and connect SSH workspaces to Google Compute Engine instances.
- For me, Cloud 9 has good documentation, and it's relatively quick to install on my Debian instances using the Cloud 9 install script.
- I prefer a cloud-based IDE since I don't want to spend resources on my local or remote machines running or maintaining an IDE.
- As of Dec 2015, Cloud9 doesn't support debugging in Python. However, this hasn't been a problem for me since I use
pdbfor debugging andpytestfor testing. I use the IDE mostly for code navigation, autocomplete, and managing packages with many files. - Related blog post with example usage: Running an IPython Notebook on Google Compute Engine from Chrome
Cloud9 IDEI use the clound9 IDE mainly in my training courses: Students don't need to install anything on their Laptops to participate in the live exercises.
Cloud9 IDEI use Cloud9 as my preferred Rails development environment. It saves me a lot time and trouble compared to developing locally (I run Windows).
Cloud9 IDEQuick testing of frameworks without having to install on my own PC.
Very useful when you cannot use your own computer.
Cloud9 IDEIDE online onde é desenvolvido nosso código-fonte, recomendamos Cloud9