Codeanywhere
p/codeanywhere
A complete toolset for web development.
Kumar Thangudu
CodeAnywhere Android — Full featured IDE
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Michael Carrano
Going to have to give this a try on my Chromebook.
Ivan Burazin
@michaelcarrano Please do, would love your feedback!
Miodrag Nikač
Very nice app for an awesome platform! Much needed code editor on a mobile phone. Makes life easier.
Ivan Burazin
@miodragnikac Thanks for for the kind words!
Ian Rumac
Great job! Might finally give my tablet some use with this, seems really feature-rich. Wondering, is the app native or done in react? :)
Ivan Burazin
@ianissoawesome There is quite a bit of React ;)
Ian Rumac
@ivanburazin Wouldn't guess, thought just a part is since most of it is pretty smooth. Odlično izvedeno, keep up the good work 👍🔥
Ivan Burazin
@ianissoawesome Currently fixing all the reports, in a couple of days should be perfect ;)
Tyler Link
CodeAnywhere is great until you get an email warning you have 24 hours before they delete your container!
Rok Krulec
How amazing it is to fix a web-app on my phone while waiting for a pizza 🚀
Ivan Burazin
@rok_krulec pizza, boom! Thats the idea :)
Tomislav Tenodi
Already installed it on my phone and connected it with existing project. Works great!
Ivan Burazin
Luca Demian
I love CodeAnywhere! I probably won't use this very much, but it will be super useful in a pinch if I don't have computer access.
Ivan Burazin
@ltdemian Thanks for the kind words, so sorry it is not that useful to you. Anything I can help with?
Luca Demian
@ivanburazin No it's really cool, I am just mostly around my computer when I'm programming and would rather use that.
Ivan Burazin
@ltdemian Got it :)
Sebastián León
Love the idea - been really interested in this for the past few years. I suspect that to make a touchscreen mobile device more productive than a laptop is going to require a completely new interface (goodbye qwerty keyboard). Curious to hear your thoughts on the future of coding! 🤔
Ivan Burazin
@sebfeed Thanks! As to your question, I still believe that a qwerty keyboard will be necessary (at least until programing stays in its current form) but, the devices we have in our hands are more powerful (or at least as powerful) than the majority of desktop/laptops out there and that is a waste. A waste of computing power and a waste of pocket space (you have to bring a tablet and laptop on a trip!?). It is not an easy task, and that's why no one has done it (successfully) yet. But we believe we are on the right track. In any case would love your feedback.
Sebastián León
@ivanburazin interesting, thanks for sharing. I find it hard to believe that the 1920s qwerty is optimal, definitely expect a radical change in how we communicate instructions to machines 😜 another interesting thing is availability of cloud computing, there's definitely a possibility to integrate AWS into mobile IDEs. I'd love to try your app, but I have an iPhone 😵😵😵
Ivan Burazin
@sebfeed I agree that the qwerty is not optimal, but changing that is a bigger job than creating an Moble IDE :) It will come to this and when it does we will be there too. But our plan is to first make the Mobile IDE work at all :D Once we fix all the "dents" in the Android we will roll out the iOS as well.
Sebastián León
@ivanburazin right on, sounds like the practical approach to this problem for now 👍🏽 excited to see iOS come out!
Ivan Burazin
@sebfeed Thanks ;)
James Welch
Massive fan of CodeAnywhere and have been a paid user for a few years. i can imagine this being useful in emergencies when I'm vacation etc, perhaps.
Ivan Burazin
@jwelch Thanks so much, glad to hear it. Please do try this version out an let us know if there are any issues. Thanks
Branden Tolle
i LOVE codeanywhere and use it ALL the time. its what lets me do 95% of my web design business on a chromebook. the ONE thing its missing over programs like Notepadd++ is a "search in files" function - it has something similar but doesn't work to find all instances of a string in a bunch of files. but seriously this thing does so much - coding through FTP, sandbox internal servers with custom subdomain names, custom server images to spin up custom stacks or custom installs in seconds, digital ocean integration.. just everything
Phuc Nguyen
Wao. Great :))
Ivan Burazin