12 Best Online IDE and Code Editors to Develop Web Applications

1

JSFiddle

JSFiddle cannot be used to host code on your server. The code has to be on JSFiddle and is public all the time.

#Programming #Text Editors #Programming Tools 193 social mentions

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CodeSandbox

CodeSandbox can be thought of as a much more powerful and complete take on JSFiddle. True to its name, CodeSandbox provides a complete code editor experience and a sandboxed environment for front-end development.

#Text Editors #Programming #Code Collaboration 300 social mentions

3

Codeanywhere

Connect to anything. Yes, literally anything. You’re not obliged to store your code on CodeAnywhere’s servers. Whether your code resides on FTP, file sharing platforms like Dropbox, Amazon S3, or on sophisticated version control platforms like GitHub, you can easily set up CodeAnywhere to read from and write to that source, using the code editor purely for . . . Well, code editing. 😛

#Programming #Text Editors #IDE

4

StackBlitz

All applications created on StackBlitz also get deployed automatically on their servers! So, this Angular toy app I just created is hosted automatically on https://angular-yvyi2j.stackblitz.io/. Most likely, the URL is still working (will load slowly, though, as you’d expect when hosted for free)!

#Text Editors #Programming #Programming Tools 98 social mentions

5

AWS Cloud9

There are no additional charges for using Cloud9. You can connect Cloud9 to an existing/new AWS compute instance, and you pay only for that instance. It’s also possible to connect to a third-party server over SSH — for exactly no fee! 🙂

#Text Editors #IDE #Software Development 38 social mentions

6

Gitpod

Gitpod is a refreshing take on cloud code editors (or IDEs, if you will) that aims to keep your code always tested and up to date. In other words, it’s deeply integrated with GitHub, and every time you add code, it runs your testing and CI/CD pipelines to make sure code is always at 100% health.

#Programming #Text Editors #Programming Tools 72 social mentions

7

Theia

If you’re a die-hard SOLID fan and a nit-picking software architect, the Theia IDE will tickle your separation-of-concerns bone. It’s a TypeScript-coded (five points for style straightaway!) code IDE that has a perfectly separate front-end and backend. The front-end runs in a browser, while the backend can be anywhere — local machine or the cloud!

#Text Editors #IDE #Software Development 3 social mentions

8

GitHub Codespaces

Beginners who want to try their luck can use GitHub Codespaces for free with limited benefits, but you will have enough features to carry on. If you are a team or an enterprise, you can start using GitHub Codespaces at $40/user/year.

#Text Editors #Programming #Programming Tools 141 social mentions

9

JetBrains

Get fresh, reproducible, ready-to-use, and automated space cloud dev environments in seconds and start coding with JetBrains IDE – Space. It is the single solution for software projects and teams by taking responsibility for the complete development lifecycle starting from CI/CD pipelines and hosting Git repositories to the publishing packages.

#Chatbots #CRM #Code Coverage 2 social mentions

10

CodeTasty

#Text Editors #Programming #JavaScript

11

replit

Moreover, the moment you are ready with the code, it instantly goes live to the world. If you also want to learn about code, Replit has more than three million technologists, creatives, passionate programmers, and more. With real-time collaboration with your teams, your team will be more productive. Additionally, you can create applications, bots, etc., with the help of plugins while coding. The tool also helps you develop your projects directly from your browser.

#Programming #Programming Tools #IDEs And Text Editors 602 social mentions

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PaizaCloud

#Text Editors #IDE #Programming 1 social mentions