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Bounty Added: I am looking for an online "IDE" that supports Objective-C.

Does anybody know of any good online IDEs that allow collaboration, like google docs and spreadsheets do?

I'm not expecting a full version of Visual Studio but perhaps a cut down editor capable of HTML, javascript and CSS files, preferably with the ability to organise "projects".

+13  A: 

Specifically for HTML, JavaScript and CSS, my favorite is JSBin.

It's a collaborative JavaScript debugging tool. You can test live JavaScript with HTML and CSS context, publish your code and render outside of JS Bin, and you can also inject major JavaScript libraries very easily...

For C# and Java projects Compilr works nice.

For C, D, Haskell, OCaml, Perl, Python Ruby and others I use CodePad

CMS
Compilr looks really good. Shame it doesn't work on Google Chrome...
GateKiller
Compiler looks the best of the 3 but doesn't look like it's still being updated, shame. Thanks for the comprehansive answer though.
jonhobbs
You're welcome @jonhobbs, right, the Compilr development seems to be a little frozen... but for JavaScript and CSS JSBin is the best :) ...
CMS
Compilr is still updated just not all that often. Maybe I can look into adding Chrome support.
Zenox
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I haven't tried these tools yet but they are on my list of things to do:

Seventh Element
+7  A: 

This question has already been answered, but I thought I'd chip in with Mozilla Bespin.

Jean Azzopardi
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I've used Ideone which is quite good. It allows you to compile and run code online in more than 40 programming languages.

dogbane
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This my favorite. Absolutely amazing. Allows for so many different types. C#, Javascript, PHP, Silverlight and more.

CodeRun

Danny G
Wow this is slick!
Alex Howansky
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I searched everywhere and couldn't find an Objective-C online compiler.

I am working on setting one up myself. I'll update this when it goes live.

Rogue