CodeIDE - Web Based IDE
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Web based IDEs allow programmers to write and compile code directly within a web browser without needing to install any software. They are developed using languages like PHP, HTML, and JavaScript. Some examples include codepad, Ideone, and CoolIDE. Web based IDEs provide features like syntax highlighting, file upload/download, screen splitting, and support for multiple simultaneous users. They offer advantages like being able to code from any internet-connected device and reducing lab maintenance costs compared to local IDE installations, but require an internet connection and cannot be accessed if the hosting server goes down.
CodeIDE - Web Based IDE
- 1. Web Based IDE Rajesh Hegde Information Science and Eng. Department, Sri Siddhartha Institute of Technology
- 2. Introduction • What is IDE..? – An integrated development environment (IDE) is a software application that provides comprehensive facilities to computer programmers for software development. • Why is IDE..? – To reduce the coding time.
- 3. Web based IDE • Web based IDE is a IDE which will run on the browser. • It is developed using PHP, HTML, JavaScript • It can be used to code for C, C++, Java etc • Ex: cloud9, ideone, ShiftEdit etc
- 4. Problem with current IDE • Most of the IDE doesn’t have integrated compiler and debugger. • Some IDE have compiler but they are not interactive.
- 5. codepad
- 6. Ideone
- 7. CoolIDE
- 10. Debug theProgram
- 11. Features • Syntax coloring • Download/Upload facility • Screen Splitting • Multiple user support • Interactive with user. • Mount the online storage space to user workspace. • Supports shortcut keys. Ex Ctrl+S
- 12. Advantages • Code on the Road • Code with Team • Program with any device • Setup it in lab will reduce the maintenance cost.
- 13. Advantages • Saves users space and CPU Cycles.
- 14. Disadvantage • Internet is necessary. • If server is down, code can’t be accessed.