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Environments (DevEnvs)

Available functions:

• Open an existing environment
• View / Edit existing environments
• Choose a pre-built environment
• Create a custom environmentView / Edit existing environments
• Mount user directories to environments

Open Environment Instance

Cloud9 IDE

See http://141.142.208.180:6080

VS Code

See http://141.142.208.180:6080

Jupyter

See http://141.142.211.192

Rstudio

See http://141.142.211.192

Other Options

• X11 + IntelliJ / Eclipse / Net Beans / any other linux desktop editor
• Console (vi / emacs / nano / pico / any other command-line editor)
• Codiad (Docker Image available)
• CollIDE (Video here, source is available)
• Eclipse Che (source is available, many Docker Images available)
• Orion (Eclipse, source is available, Docker Image available)
• Dirigible (Eclipse, source is available,Docker Image available)

Fiddles

• There's A Fiddle For That
  
  • JS Fiddle
  • Go Playground
  • so many more

Non-Options

Non-IDEs

• Firepad.io (simple serverless collaboration tool, source is available)

Extinct (Dead Links)

• Neutron Drive (extinct, but source is available)
• Erbix (JavaScript-only is a bummer, possibly extinct)

Cloud-Only Models

• Codenvy
  • Codenvy Beta - slightly better, no more runners, more like Cloud9
• Cloud9 Hosted
• Koding (they don't host - AWS / GCE only)
• CodeAnywhere (very bare-bones, although FTP support was cool)
• StackHive (not free / not open-source)
• CodeTasty (CSS / HTML / JavaScript-only)
• SourceLair (no test / runtime support, just editing and possibly compiling)
• Visual Studio Online (VERY thorough, but totally feels like a Windows application..t
  • this one even offers project management / planning tools

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