"The Collide .. is a technology/library release, with a basic reference implementation provided out of the box. It is not a hosted service, or any kind of product competing with existing web IDEs like Exo or Cloud9.
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These existing web-IDE services could leverage technology in the Collide stack."
So we will definitely try to integrate Collide's collaborative coding abilities into eXo's http://cloud-ide.com ASAP
Hopefully it should not be as complex as cloud-ide uses pretty the same stack of things (GWT, CodeMirror etc), so stay tuned :)
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How is this IDE vs the other (few?) IDEs that can be used "in the cloud?"
As it stated by Jaime Yap, one of the Collide creator here https://plus.google.com/107037260910017774154/posts/f2RvyNbk...
"The Collide .. is a technology/library release, with a basic reference implementation provided out of the box. It is not a hosted service, or any kind of product competing with existing web IDEs like Exo or Cloud9. ... These existing web-IDE services could leverage technology in the Collide stack."
So we will definitely try to integrate Collide's collaborative coding abilities into eXo's http://cloud-ide.com ASAP Hopefully it should not be as complex as cloud-ide uses pretty the same stack of things (GWT, CodeMirror etc), so stay tuned :)