Coding WebIDE Community Edition

✨ Simple, free and open-source online code editor.

🚀 A lightweight Web IDE UI framework.

personal computing platform

Portable Scalable web code editor to integrate into your sites and learning experiences

Create dev containers that mirror your prod environment. Develop over SSH, using VS Code/Jet Brains, or code right from your browser. Stage any number of containers to showcase your work to co-workers and clients. Dockside is an open source 'Codespaces' that runs on local machine, on prem, or in the cloud.

TON Web IDE is your ultimate browser-based IDE designed to simplify the journey of writing, testing, compiling, deploying, and interacting with smart contracts on TON. Write smart contracts from anywhere, No setups, no downloads, just pure convenience and versatility.

Vibecode Editor is a fullstack, web-based IDE built with Next.js and Monaco Editor. It features real-time code execution using WebContainers, AI-powered code suggestions via locally running Ollama models, multi-stack templates, an integrated terminal, and a developer-focused UI for seamless coding in the browser.

Free and open source (MIT license) web-based IDE focused on game development.

My personal dotfiles, neovim, zsh, wezterm, etc.

A web based code editor on python flask framework.

Explore our AI online IDE supporting online compiler of Java, Python, JavaScript, C++, Go, Ruby, Swift, Verilog, TypeScript, Dart, Kotlin & more.

A web component that allows you to run high level programming languages on your websites (static websites included!)

🌊 Web Editor for React/Tsx Ant-Design App Develop、Build !

A lightweight and minimalistic html, css, and javascript editor & compiler built using nextjs, tailwindcss and shadcn/ui.

Web-based IDE for programming the LEGO Mindstorms RCX using NQC with modern technologies

WebIDE and DevEnvironment controller on Kubernetes.

Web IDE and REPL for the Ink programming language, written in pure Ink on a self-hosted compiler toolchain

Flat Material Look for Cloud9!

Clone your pull request into the Web IDE hosted on the Developer Sandbox for Red Hat OpenShift, to easily test changes.