I used cloud9 for writing code for a NodeJs project. The overall interface was easy to use and had all the features needed for developing and writing code.

Overall cloud9 is a great IDE for collaborated development. But since it is a cloud IDE you need the internet to access the interface. And if you are new to AWS then I might take a while for you to get used to the interface and other AWS services that can be integrated with Cloud 9

We used Cloud9 in a large project with multiple developers and with many integrations with AWS tools. It really had simplified the team work.

Pair programming is very easy to implement. Command line tab is shared between all the developers. All usually and must-have functions of a typical IDE are presents.

We use Cloud9 when we have to develop projects on AWS ecosystem. For small and fast daily tasks using a local IDE is probably the best choice.

Overall a good tool for editing, debugging and deploying your AWS application on cloud.

It runs on cloud, that means you don't need any IDE specific configuration, everything comes prebuilt in cloud9. Also, it supports many languages like php, js etc. It is used for easy deployment of your code into EC2 in instances. Also, other team mates can collaborate and make changes to the code and instance hosted on ec2 through cloud9

It is mainly used when your code is deployed in AWS ec2 instances. Otherwise, we use our normal IDE and console to edit and deploy applications

1. Allows easy development and management of codes 2. Support for Multiple Programming languages 3. Developers can code together in real time, with knowledge of each others changes 4. Allows deployment over cloud

1. Prior knowledge and training is required before usage 2. Sometimes loading in browsers is slow. 3. More plugins can be added

- The overall experience with AWS Cloud9 is excellent and the features which are available in the most critical and important for enterprise customers

- The most critical feature of this AWS Cloud9 IDE is the OOB features which can be used to import projects, perform code diffs, perform CI/CD functionality for the environment - The other most feature of this IDE is the extensions that are available that improves the efficiency of the engineer and the code base

- The pricing for this tool is expense when compared to other alternate solutions in the market - The product can include more features that can be leveraged without any down-time for the end-customers

Overall experience is good and still i am using it to work along with other good editors

Copy, edit, debug, hinting are some good features.It can even run on browsers and provides a linux operating system built in it aswellWe can integrate with the other softwares just by writing codes

There are competitors like pycharm, visual studio and they are cheaper than this..

* AWS Cloud9 is good for large enterprises but for individual usage it is costly and so big. As an Agile Developer, I find AWS Cloud9 suitable for our Scrum project and especially the very good point is you do not have to carry your IDE . All you need is internet and cloud or AWS Cloud9 gives your IDE with it. So that means you do not have to have an efficient comptuer.

* Parallel programming is encouraged. * You can debug your own code. * Scalability is improved.

* Unfortunately it is expensive. It is god enterprises but it is expensive for local people. * It does not support all browsers. Especially It hangs on at internet explorer. * It should have contain short cut keys and tabular.

We are building software for the cloud and using a local machine for it so there is disconnect , multitasking is difficult. You have to set up the environment again and again ,configuring and setting up a IDE is an issue which are solved by cloud9 , syntax highlighting it can figure out what would be the proper syntax of you chosen language will be which make coding easier , directly build application in cloud itself .

Security permissions you can talk to APIs communicate with other services Network traffic is much faster as you are opening a shell in inside of a actual location Open up and instance in environment where you are working in where you are communicating you are communicating in the actual environment where it exist colabrite is also good feature and you can also chat while doing so .which i have use to debug code in production environm

if you need to move an environment from a instance to another is a little difficult , it is slow sometimes , also documentation is quite hard to understand

Very Nice Integration Software which comes with a programing package with all necessary tolls you'll need.

It lets you edit and debug codes and also allows you to share projects with your partners and input in real time!

Currently don't have any bad inputs on AWS

Certainly, the easiness with which we peer develop and debug our Lambdas was incredible. We will for sure use keep using the service.

It doesn't need to be installed but counts with more features than a regular IDE. Cloud9 let us debug our instances in real-time with all the required credentials for AWS development. The peer programming was a wonderful experience without any issues since the initial implementation, more than 12 months already.

Personally, I didn't dislike anything but Cloud9 is not intended for non-technical users. You have to get a solid knowledge of development.

An excellent online IDE. Permitting quick code modifications and publication. Individual development teams can create and manage their workspaces. Currently used to modify Python scripts, but more than capable of other languages.

Access to the Internet is required; this is fairly standard, but it is important to note that IDE access requires a constant connection to the platform. As with all other AWS products, monitoring usage and generating reports is necessary.

It's a great experience working with cloud9 for deploying the web application which used aws cdk infrastructure for the deployment process.

Very easy and straight forward process for deployment of web application.

It's web based IDE tool. Encourage to have desktop application.

The feature I liked the most is the "Show Revision File History". I was able to revert back the changes when I lost a piece of code. The terminal view is where we can open multiple tabs which are easy to debug. The Code Formatting option keeps the code organized all the time. It's the best IDE I worked on so far.

For Python, the syntax highlighting didn't work as expected especially when f-strings are used.

the most intersting thing is that you can use it only having a browser installed and you can easily collaborate with your colleagues without any stress

i think that despiteful of other ide it relies on aws system and not a genaral purpose app

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