Amazing! A Programming Environment In Your Browser

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CodeRun Studio (www.coderun.com) is a programming environment that lets you write, run and develop code in C#, JavaScript and PHP. It's free to use, which is pretty impressive. Even more impressive, to my mind, is that it's web-based and runs in your web browser, so you can start writing code straight away without needing to download or install anything.

Just type your code into the on-screen editor, then build and run it. You'll see the output straight away in your browser. When everything works, you can download the finished program.

Link: www.coderun.com
Alternatives: http://www.icsharpcode.net/OpenSource/SD/Default.aspx
http://www.microsoft.com/visualstudio/eng/products/visual-studio-express-products

Source: http://www.techsupportalert.com/content/amazing-programming-environment-your-browser.htm
 
@ayanavish Link to coderun is broken

For those using Javascript i strongly suggest JSFiddle. It runs in the browser and supports most javascript libraries like JQuery and Dojo.
And the cool part is you can save code snippets and post the link on forums and other people can easily trouble shoot your code by running it online. Great for asking help on forums.
 
@ayanavish Link to coderun is broken

For those using Javascript i strongly suggest JSFiddle. It runs in the browser and supports most javascript libraries like JQuery and Dojo.
And the cool part is you can save code snippets and post the link on forums and other people can easily trouble shoot your code by running it online. Great for asking help on forums.

Right, it worked when I posted. Something might have gone wrong with their site.
 
@ayanavish Link to coderun is broken

For those using Javascript i strongly suggest JSFiddle. It runs in the browser and supports most javascript libraries like JQuery and Dojo.
And the cool part is you can save code snippets and post the link on forums and other people can easily trouble shoot your code by running it online. Great for asking help on forums.
Agreed totally ! JSFiddle ftw. Really good when it comes to sharing HTML/CSS/JS snippets. Supports libraries like Bootstrap also.
 
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