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Cloud9 - Code in the Cloud - Oxyrus - 08-01-2015

I have found it this morning while reading a book and it's really useful for me, it provides an IDE with console which let's you code stuff on the cloud and be able to edit it anywhere when logged into your account.

Here is a preview

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Link: https://c9.io/

Happy coding Biggrin

RE: Cloud9 - Code in the Cloud - Helios - 08-01-2015

What types of coding languages does it support?

RE: Cloud9 - Code in the Cloud - Oxyrus - 08-02-2015

[Image: lIgTWPu.png]

Hopefully it answer your question

RE: Cloud9 - Code in the Cloud - Kill - 08-02-2015

Used it before. It's pretty awesome!

RE: Cloud9 - Code in the Cloud - Emulsifiable - 08-02-2015

This is really neat! Thanks for sharing OP.

RE: Cloud9 - Code in the Cloud - Google_mybb_import13542 - 08-06-2015

This looks really cool as you can access it anywhere. Very convenient.

RE: Cloud9 - Code in the Cloud - Kotomi - 08-16-2015

(08-02-2015, 12:09 AM)Oxyrus Wrote: [Image: lIgTWPu.png]

Hopefully it answer your question

Nice website. 
I might try this out. 
Does it compile scripts and such in a visual environment IE: create website and see it?

RE: Cloud9 - Code in the Cloud - Des - 08-16-2015

I thought this had something to do with the Cloud9 CSGO team xD

RE: Cloud9 - Code in the Cloud - ilian - 08-24-2015

Cloud 9 is indeed a pretty nice service.

You should also take a look at Koding
Each user is assigned a dedicated t2.micro with its own IP instead of cloud9's shared machine which has its limitations if you want to host or develop a non-http service.
Note that a Koding VM shuts down automatically after 1 hour of idling.
Since koding gives you access to a complete VPS with 1 gig of ram, you can install what you want, and even ssh into it.
If you already have a linux machine, you can also add your own machine to the Web IDE. More info about that here.
The disk speed is also a bit faster as it uses dedicated Amazon EBS storage instead of a shared disk on Google App Engine.

Have fun coding!

RE: Cloud9 - Code in the Cloud - Kotomi - 08-24-2015

(08-24-2015, 03:03 PM)ilian Wrote: Cloud 9 is indeed a pretty nice service.

You should also take a look at Koding
Each user is assigned a dedicated t2.micro with its own IP instead of cloud9's shared machine which has its limitations if you want to host or develop a non-http service.
Note that a Koding VM shuts down automatically after 1 hour of idling.
Since koding gives you access to a complete VPS with 1 gig of ram, you can install what you want, and even ssh into it.
If you already have a linux machine, you can also add your own machine to the Web IDE. More info about that here.
The disk speed is also a bit faster as it uses dedicated Amazon EBS storage instead of a shared disk on Google App Engine.

Have fun coding!

That's true about Koding, I have used them before, they also are able to send Denial of Service Attacks, but that's for another thread aha.