Codeanywhere

Pros: I love the fact that I can make simple edits on my phone or on my computer. The ability to have the same experience on my MacBook pro's I have on my Chromebook or my Android was outstanding.

Cons: I had some experiences where the shared server environment where my server was hosted blocked the IP addresses from code anywhere. I didn't have a good pathway to fix the problem and the hosting provider wasn't able to help me. It did resolve itself over time

Pros: I stopped development for nearly a year but i kept my subscription because the price is so reasonable i felt it holds value to keep it. I started development again and this service is fantastic for what i need

Cons: Sometimes the auto text is annoying but i should find the setting to turn it off. Also tbe auto indentation doesnt seem to work well when i have a custom 2 line indent. But these things are not seriois issues since the other features are just so good.

Pros: Ease of use. Nice IDE layout (still using the classic IDE, haven't enjoyed the new one so much). No need to install software and can use it quickly on any device

Cons: It's a bit buggy in places. Can't download folders to my local machine, have to download files one by one. Since the introduction of the new IDE it's also a bit confusing with what connections are where

Pros: The fact that it's in the web. I run it on an ARM powered surface pro X so I prefer the web approach for a smooth experience.

Cons: The new interface is a little confusing and seems to be missing aspects of the old ide etc. For example spinning up directly connected GitHub containers.

Pros: Being able to code from anywhere (hence the name I guess) on pretty much any device I use is obviously the best part.

Cons: Debugging could be improved greatly. Support for additional languages would also be greatly appreciated.

Pros: I can litteraly code anywhere, there's no need to always have the same laptop or be at my desktop I can just carry a light chromebook and just pickup where i left

Cons: it took me a while to understand the containers but that's my fault since i'm still a noob in this coding thing XD

Pros: Code anywhere, literally, I use it mostly for trying new stuff on the go

Cons: Signs me out constantly, a bit slow, compares to local

Pros: I like the ease of use , the concept of modularization in the APP development (containers),I can develop from anywhere .

Cons: The user interface is not eye catching , and it need , s some addtional tools ,speed .

Pros: I like that clients can view my websites as I build them. Very easy set up of wordpress containers.

Cons: Doesn't allow the upload of large files, over 6gb. Containers all too frequently fail to load.

Pros: Once set up very easy to use I use both app & web versions mainly to ssh into server Its like putty but on steroids

Cons: Nothing at the moment it does what I need it for

Pros: The ease of editing code and connecting to multiple sources. You can edit in realtime on websites and save all code instantly. Saves a huge amount of time.

Cons: Setting everything up could be difficult for someone without knowledge. With the lack of tutorials you have to know what you are doing.

Pros: IDE, git support, custom stacks and ability to provide licenses to our students

Cons: lack of Python/Django support, switch from previous IDE to the new environment had a few pain points

Pros: Code anywhere was fairly easy To learn to use and was a reliable compiler for learning to code using Java.

Cons: Debugging errors was sometimes difficult as you had to run the code each time. You also had to declare each file before running which was tedious.

Pros: I like that it's very simple to set up a WordPress site. I'm a WordPress plugin developer, I don't want to be a linux system admin.

Cons: For the longest time, I could not COPY and PASTE in the terminal when using Firefox. This was infuriating, but does seem to be resolved with their recent updates. While support is generally pretty helpful, I have had instances of waiting several weeks for a response too.

Pros: Codeanywhere has all you need to start to develop with different tech stacks. You don't need install anything on your computer. In minutes, you will have your the tools that you need

Cons: I would like a customer support by telephone or live chat

Pros: I purchased the service to be able to update and manage my website's code from anywhere and from any computer. The service works as promised and it's awesome that I can hop onto any computer, login, and make the changes I needed to my website.

Cons: The level of documentation for setting up some connections is very poor. And when I reached out for a question on setting up and FTP connection, I never heard back from the support team. Eventually I figured it out on my own.

Pros: Codwanywhere is my programming FTP tool, and works really fine in every way.

Cons: It could be cheaper to get more ftp connections, or at least give 20 connections for basic price. And it would also be great if we could split screen, and more effective download and upload more files at same time.

Pros: Ease of use and good pricing are things I enjoy from Cloud IDES, CodeAnywhere is well priced and just works.

Cons: IDE feels outdated when compared newer offerings and project environments could be updated (specially the OS stack)