Is there any web-based IDE that I can use to run quick tests? There're a dozen for PHP and some for even Java but I haven't found yet that runs Python. If there's an open-source IDE available that I can host and run myself, that'd be better.
Thanks
First two look great, wish they also supported Python 3 though.
Nimbuz
2010-01-10 12:43:35
you might want to look at http://github.com/codenode/codenode source code
Gregory Pakosz
2010-01-10 12:59:07
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http://shell.appspot.com/ The google AppEngine shell (not really an IDE though).
jldupont
2010-01-10 13:07:26
This application has some problems that make it a poor choice for learning Python. For instance, all objects are immutable. I'd wait for this defect to be resolved before using it.
Adam Crossland
2010-01-10 13:35:05
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I'm pretty sure that IDE's are the last kind of programs that will ever go web based, because a good IDE needs to be so extremely interactive if it wants to be good.
I really don't see a reason for this and others seem to agree because there isn't any. And no, an interactive web shell or compiler has nothing to do with an IDE.
Lothar
2010-01-10 13:13:36
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Mozilla Bespin is an interesting project (user guide).
It is a Mozilla labs open source project to build a browser-based IDE. You can host it yourself, see the Bespin developer guide.
I don't think it is currently a full-fledged Python IDE, but I believe it could be made into one with a bit of effort. The Bespin server is written in Python.
codeape
2010-01-11 09:28:42
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ideone.com is able to compile and run Python. There is also an integrated web editor - perfect for quick tests. It is not an open source but you can use Ideone API to build your service.
kuszi
2010-07-28 22:10:54