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Being able to edit files from any physical location is nice. Although you already get this from just using github/bitbucket, for the most part. I think the big
by sadkingbilly 12y ago
Being able to edit files from any physical location is nice. Although you already get this from just using github/bitbucket, for the most part.
I think the biggest drawback to an online IDE is the development box itself. Are you comfortable developing with just 256mb - 1024mb of RAM? For some web apps and low-CPU projects, this may be fine. Otherwise, you're going to lack that processing power and speed.
- chr1 12y ago256mb - 1024mb of RAM are the specs of free vms, which are given only as a demo. If you want to use online IDE for something more serious you can buy much more powerful vm.