Open Source Web-Based Code Editor: ecoder
21
Mar
ecoder is a simple & open source web-based code editor built with PHP & JavaScript.
It offers real-time colour syntax highlighting, allowing multiple documents being edited online at the same time.
The application has a file browser & file uploader. Multiple files, while being edited, can be browsed within tabs & saved easily.
Although ecoder is currently in beta stage, it is a promising application.
Requirements: PHP
Compatibility: All Major Browsers (except IE6)
Website: http://ecoder.gmeditor.com/
Download: http://sourceforge.net/project/platformdownload.php?...
Compatibility: All Major Browsers (except IE6)
Website: http://ecoder.gmeditor.com/
Download: http://sourceforge.net/project/platformdownload.php?...
- Tags:
Javascript Php
- Filed under: Extras, GPL License, Tools
- 9 Comments
9 Responses for "Open Source Web-Based Code Editor: ecoder"
This looks like a great web app for people that are mobile freelancers.
Very interesting, but why not IE 6?
It’s very cute easy editor
Why not IE6? Because IE6 is not a real browser.
@SMR: Because IE6 barely begins to properly support HTML4, it’s way too much to expect it to support HTML5… Coders need to keep moving forward. If there is a single HTML/PHP/ANYTHING coder out there that i using IE 6, they must be stoned (both hippie style and biblical style, heh)
Yeh – I did not add support for IE6, as it is clearly such a poor browser – this is a techy tool, not something that needs to work in “all” browsers – just the modern ones.
Great tool! And thank you for not supporting the most horrible browser in the universe, the IE6!
No need to even support IE in my opinion, peopple using this should certainly be using a better browser – in fact it only really needs to support firefox, chrome or opera as all these are available on all OS’s (I’d go for chrome personally as it would be supported on chromeOS as well and it’s currently the best browser out there (in my opinion anyway)
this tool looks excellent! I really only need a portion of it, looking for more of just a UI component, but this is some really impressive work! Thanks!