Is real-time collaboration possible in an interactive IDE?

I'm actually trying to create a browser-based IDE for educational purposes, to encode java language programs. I want this to be something like an eclipse orion, except that the IDE will be able to compile and debug Java code (and this will only be a clean IDE). In addition, I want to add real-time collaboration, at least to the editorial part of the IDE.

Is it possible to create an interactive IDE that will work in real time, for example, with google docs? Also, is MobWrite one way to achieve it and is it good?

If possible, let me know. Thank you so much in advance.

+5
source share
8 answers

I think there is an interesting option from IBM (I just went on a blog) called "Interacting with a Web Browser with the Eclipse IDE" .

Take a look at this link:

http://www.rodenas.org/blog/2007/10/16/eclifox-web-browser-based-interaction-with-the-eclipse-ide/

So the answer is yes, it is possible somehow.

Hope this helps.

Update:

There is a similar question already on this topic (but browser interaction with the IDE is not mentioned), look at it, maybe it can be useful:

Real-time Collaboration at Eclipse

+4
source

In theory, anything is possible.

, ... ... .

/. , "" , . , .

+2

, JavaWIDE - , : http://www.javawide.org

, .

JavaWIDE .

( ) http://sandbox.javawide.org

+2

IDE. JavaWIDE . JavaWIDE, , .

0

Koding ( ), . . .:)

0

Compilr . , -, .

, , , :)

0
0

All Articles