browser-based code editor?

[sysadmin42]

anyone know of a browser-based version of a dreamweaver-type program? it'd be kinda nice to develop websites on the web.

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[Stretchwickster]

There's quite a few out there. Can't say I've used any though. I personally think it'd be a bit risky to actually develop over the web, unless you have a very stable connection. Having said that, web-based applications are all the rage (e.g.

http://docs.google.com/).

Here's a few I found:

http://demo.aboutedit.com/

(they're actual website - aboutedit.com - seems to be down at the moment!)

http://codepress.fermads.net/

http://robrohan.com/projects/9ne/

http://www.duckwizard.com/portfolio/web-based-code-editor/

Clive

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[sysadmin42]

actually, we're developing on a LAN where the server is live, but development is at 1000Mb and quite stable.

this is perfect info! thanks!

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