AWS Cloud9
AWS Cloud9 is a full-featured browser-based IDE and code editor available as a service or locally hosted platform.
- Paid • Proprietary
- Online
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AWS Cloud9 is a code editor and development environment built with browser technology yet with the power of a desktop IDE. It's available both as an online service and as a locally hosted platform.
FEATURES
- Full featured Linux terminal built in.
- Works via browser on practically any modern operating system.
- Extendable with plugin API.
- Online service provides powerful collaboration features and makes projects easily portable.
AWS Cloud9 requires an Amazon AWS account.
FEATURES
- Full featured Linux terminal built in.
- Works via browser on practically any modern operating system.
- Extendable with plugin API.
- Online service provides powerful collaboration features and makes projects easily portable.
AWS Cloud9 requires an Amazon AWS account.
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- Developed by Amazon Web Services
- Proprietary and Commercial product.
- One time purchase (perpetual license)
- Average rating of 4.2
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View allAWS Cloud9 was added to AlternativeTo by FlashFan on Mar 2, 2011 and this page was last updated Jan 27, 2021. AWS Cloud9 is sometimes referred to as Cloud9, C9, Cloud9 IDE.
It was awesome untill Amazon bought it. Yes, c9.io redirects to aws.amazon.com/cloud9/. Now it is called AWS Cloud9
I've used Cloud9 extensively over the past few years for various open source projects. It's been completely reliable and substantially faster than similar services I've tried. As a bonus, it feels like Sublime Text but on the web, the only thing it's missing is a minimap.
All in all, this is one great service especially for open-source stuff.
Brings the power of a desktop IDE to the web (any device).
Includes one free private repo integrated with Git.
because it's easy to use. following sql courses on Udemy, so practicing in Cloud9