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Show HN: ICEcoder v2.0 – online and offline browser code editor

40 points by mattpass 14y ago

Have been building a web IDE & browser based code editor and v2.0 has now launched. Contains a whole load of features beyond just code highlighting such as online & offline use, code completion, type boosting, Emmet, database management, find & replace builder, auto backups, Github syncing and a whole lot more. Oh, and it's free & open source. Any and all feedback welcomed.

rustc 14y ago
A little off-topic, but how did you generate/get the loading animation on the demo page? Looks very neat!
- mattpass 14y ago
  Think it came from here: http://www.alessioatzeni.com/blog/css3-loading-animation-loop/ http://www.alessioatzeni.com/blog/css3-loading-animation-loo...
jdwissler 14y ago
Is it possible to have emacs controls in this? That is one of the only things preventing me from using it.
- mattpass 14y ago
  It's possible as the editor portion is CodeMirror and an Emacs mode with loosely correct keybindings is available. Will look into this and Vim setups soon.
theyak 14y ago
I like all the progress I've seen in web based editors over the years. However, one feature I use a lot in my IDE but have not seen in any web-based editor is code completion. When that gets implemented well, then it will be hard to resist using something this.
- mattpass 14y ago
  It comes with code completion for JavaScript, just hit CTRL+space. Will look at completion for CSS and HTML soon.
adinb 14y ago
The demo is painfully close to working within mobile safari on an unjailbroken iPad 2. So close...so very, very close!
- mattpass 14y ago
  Cool to hear it almost works on Safari and an iPad. I haven't tried on that kind of setup. Could you let me know what isn't right, may be able to fix.
benaiah 14y ago
This will be really nice for WordPress development, since you bork the whole backend whenever you break some of the core files, such as functions.php (which can be done simply by forgetting a semicolon). Using this should be much easier than logging into cPanel and much more portable than using FTP. Cool beans.

40 points by mattpass 14y ago

rustc 14y ago

A little off-topic, but how did you generate/get the loading animation on the demo page? Looks very neat!

mattpass 14y ago
Think it came from here: http://www.alessioatzeni.com/blog/css3-loading-animation-loop/ http://www.alessioatzeni.com/blog/css3-loading-animation-loo...

jdwissler 14y ago

Is it possible to have emacs controls in this? That is one of the only things preventing me from using it.

mattpass 14y ago
It's possible as the editor portion is CodeMirror and an Emacs mode with loosely correct keybindings is available. Will look into this and Vim setups soon.

theyak 14y ago

I like all the progress I've seen in web based editors over the years. However, one feature I use a lot in my IDE but have not seen in any web-based editor is code completion. When that gets implemented well, then it will be hard to resist using something this.

mattpass 14y ago
It comes with code completion for JavaScript, just hit CTRL+space. Will look at completion for CSS and HTML soon.

adinb 14y ago

The demo is painfully close to working within mobile safari on an unjailbroken iPad 2. So close...so very, very close!

mattpass 14y ago
Cool to hear it almost works on Safari and an iPad. I haven't tried on that kind of setup. Could you let me know what isn't right, may be able to fix.

benaiah 14y ago

This will be really nice for WordPress development, since you bork the whole backend whenever you break some of the core files, such as functions.php (which can be done simply by forgetting a semicolon). Using this should be much easier than logging into cPanel and much more portable than using FTP. Cool beans.