Web Development Environments
There is a growing move to create zero-install web-based development environments. Below is Luther's attempt to stay current in this field.
Site | Languages | Cost | Notes |
---|---|---|---|
Blockly | Blockly | Free | see block-based-languages. Project appears to have stagnated. |
CodeEnvy | Java 6, HTML, Python | Free | Currently fully public. An academic plan with restricted visibility is supposed to be released soon. |
Codepad | C, PHP, Python | Free | Just a compiler, not a full development environment. |
CodeRun Studio | C#, PHP, HTML | Free | Private by default. |
Codiad | Most | Free | You may install it on your own server. Some options (e.g. how to create a file) not obvious. |
Codio | Most (web-focus) | Free | Has a command-line interface and notion of "boxes" that run code as well as IDE features. |
Compile Online | Everything | Free | I couldn't save my work. |
Compilr | Most | $10-100/month | 30% off for educational use. |
Cloud 9 | Most | Free or $12/month | Free plan plenty for student use. |
IDE One | Everything | Free | Fully public. |
Koding | Everything | Free | Focussed on professional developers, with a full *nix command line and built-in public discussion board. Educational options added in Fall 2013. |
Scratch 2.0 | Scratch | Free | see Block-based Languages. |
ShiftEdit | Most | Free for students; $60/year | Also works offline with Chrome. |
λSnap! | λSnap! | Free | see Block-based Languages. |
page revision: 8, last edited: 04 Aug 2014 22:33