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It's an awesome mobile IDE for iPhone and iPad, and it supports 20 languages including Python 3, Javascript, Typescript, Go, and many more.

Full list of features:

20 languages supports
Built-in tutorials for all the languages
Run snippets
Autocomplete for Javascript and Typescript
Share snippets
Create workspaces

Thanks

Add .NET Fiddle

Would you please add .NET Fiddle? (It has nothing to do with JSFiddle)

Please add https://codepy.io
It is basically an Online Python, NodeJS, and Golang compiler/Interpreter.
You can use this tool to Write, Save, Run and Share your code with others.
Your code is automatically being synced and saved as you type. Once you finish typing your code, you can run it and share the code link with others to see your code.

Add PlayCode.io

Hi, add playcode.io (snippets or projects?)

Does coderpad count?

You can run different kinds of snippets in various languages. Though it doesn't have any concept of multiple files, I think.

https://coderpad.io/demo

Add .NET Fiddle

Can you please add .NET Fiddle, it's an online playground for all the .NET languages?

Add Code.xyz

Hey there! Great list :).

We launched https://code.xyz a couple of weeks ago (here's our announcement).

Code.xyz is a full IDE (multi-project, file support) optimized for building APIs using serverless functions. Please let me know if you have any questions!

Cheers,

Keith

StackBlitz is open source

https://github.com/stackblitz/core

Add Gitpod

Gitpod.io is a browser IDE integrating with GitHub and is now publicly available.

Add OnlineGDB

Can you please add OnlineGDB, it's a nice online compiler/playground for C/C++.

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Add CodeTasty

I just discovered https://codetasty.com/

No affiliation with them, but it looks like it belongs on your list under "Full IDE".

Also, add https://pyfiddle.io/ to "Snippets" (again, no affiliation)

Include IDX editor from google

Should we add the new IDX editor from Google?

Breakout self-hosting and hosted

This is a pretty awesome repository, however there is a lack of information around pricing and the ability to self host some of these products. For example, Codenvy is pretty much just a SaaS for Eclipse Che which is self-hostable and AWS C9 is also self-hostable with Docker. Not sure if there should be duplicate entries or tags for self-hosting, cloud hosted, free, freemium, etc.

Add Wide

Wide is a web IDE written in Golang and specificly for Golang: https://github.com/b3log/wide
Its feature set is very complete.
I am not affiliated and do not use it. Just impressed by it :-)

Add code server

open source

Add Luogu Online IDE

Hello! Can you add Luogu Online IDE? ❤️

It can run the following languages:

Pascal
C
C++
C++11
C++14
C++17
Python 2
Python 3
PyPy 2
PyPy 3
Java 8
Node.js
Ruby
Go
Rust
PHP 7
C# Mono
Visual Basic Mono
Haskell
Kotlin/Native
Kotlin/JVM
Scala
Perl

Add .NET Fiddle

Can you please add .NET Fiddle, it's an online playground for all the .NET languages?

Add webide.se

IDE +shell for JS
Http://webide.se/

Can also run locally:
npm i -g webide.se

Add codeboard.io

Codeboard.io is focusing on teaching / online courses.

Disclaimer: I'm one of the developers.

Feature: add Glitch and repl.it

Thanks for considering!

Online IDE that connects to my deployment server

Is there any browser based IDE that lets me run code on my own servers (instead of their servers)?

Official playgrounds

A surprising number of programming languages include an official "playground" on their website, though the quality and number of features varies. Two of them (play.golang.org and play.rust-lang.org) are already listed under the "Snippets" heading, but I was able to find 10 more. Would it be worthwhile to lump these together under their own header?

try.kotlinlang.org
play.nim-lang.org (isn't advertised, but I found a link here)
play.crystal-lang.org
www.typescriptlang.org/play/
ruby.github.io/TryRuby/ (less obviously official, but it's linked to from the official website)
www.lua.org/demo.html (very bare-bones)
run.dlang.io
scastie.scala-lang.org
elm-lang.org/try (not HTTPS)
try.purescript.org (not HTTPS)

(I also noticed that www.python.org/shell/ and www.haskell.org include a CLI, but those probably don't count.)

References:

RunKit does not require a sign-in

Just a note on the RunKit description: you don't have to sign in. The register page has a "skip this" button. Additionally, RunKit embeds don't require a sign in to use nor to create (https://runkit.com/docs/embed -- as seen in for example: https://expressjs.com/en/starter/hello-world.html ).

Nativescript Playground

Hi there! Seems like this would be a good fit for your list! Looks like it would fit under Full IDE, it's very similar to Snack Expo, but for Nativescript rather than React Native.

https://play.nativescript.org/

Add Webpaw.net

Webpaw.net is a web-based code testing/authoring environment with realtime collaboration support.
It provides a console for debugging, and currently supports HTML, JavaScript/TypeScript/CoffeeScript, CSS/SCSS languages.
Import is currently possible from GitHub, JSfiddle/Codepen. Even HTML files created separately can be imported.
Provides several development utilities such as file upload, google font selection helper, icon selection helper, color palette, WebService tester, sample images (with search option) and a JSON format parser.
Supports multiple view layouts, highly customizable UI, and two themes (light/dark) as well.
Editor supports automatic HTML tag closing, some auto-complete features.
Auto-run and auto-save features.
Social login support (currently with Google and GitHub)
Provides features for saving separate HTML, CSS or JS file or even the whole package as a ZIP file or a "all-in-one" HTML file.

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