Best Code Collaboration Tools in Africa

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    Gitee Reviews

    Gitee

    OSCHINA

    ¥10.6/user/month
    Deep integration with code, flexible hierarchy, and visible progress management. Matured security strategy, detailed operation logs, and automatic repository snapshots. Professional code management. Collaboration between project teams is efficient. R&D efficiency improvement. Comprehensive security protection
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    Code With Me Reviews

    Code With Me

    JetBrains

    $10 per user per month
    Code With Me is a new service for collaborative coding and pair programming. It allows you to invite other people into your IDE project and work together in real time. Invite your teammate to collaborate online and solve problems, review code and make changes together. In a single, remote collaborative IDE, you can simultaneously develop, debug, fix, and test code with your entire team. Invite others to your project so that you can show them the code and explain it to them. This is a great choice for both classroom and online coding interviews. You just need to click the link the host shared with you and you are good to go. No more repository downloading or pulling updates from another branch. You won't have to spend time setting up a environment, fixing compile-time exceptions and resolving dependency headaches in order to get to the current project state. You don't even have to have a JetBrainsIDE installed as a guest.
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    CodeTasty Reviews

    CodeTasty

    CodeTasty

    $4 per month
    Modern, smart & extensible cloud IDE. CodeTasty offers a powerful IDE on the cloud, with features that only a cloud-based application can offer. Our IDE allows you to write readable, clean code in real-time. The code editor offers a silky smooth experience, with tools for error detection, code completion, and built-in compiling. Login to IDE, and start coding. You don't need to install anything, you can start working on your project immediately. Enjoy desktop-like performance when editing files in the cloud. You can also see what your collaborators do, unlike desktop. We understand that every developer has unique needs. You can install countless extension to increase your productivity. CodeTasty is compatible with more than 40 different languages. The editor supports up to 100 thousand lines of code and all major languages.
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    Pop Reviews

    Pop

    Pop Technologies

    Free
    Screen sharing is lightning fast, with multi-player control, crystal clear voice and high-quality videos. Perfect for pair programming. Pop's multi-user screen sharing, where everyone can control the screen with their own keyboard and mouse, makes it easy to collaborate on code. Whiteboarding is now easier than ever. You can doodle together from your smartphone or tablet at any time. Simple. Fast. You'll never have to worry about dried out markers again. It's easy to invite people by sending them a link. Anyone can join, even without registering. You can join if you have a smartphone or laptop.
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    Pullflow Reviews

    Pullflow

    Pullflow

    $5 per user per month
    Collaboration with AI and each other is made easy without having to switch between tools. This reduces distractions and context switches. Pullflow synchronizes your user identities and code review activity across GitHub Slack and VS Code. This allows you to communicate naturally across platforms. Take action wherever you are and return to your flow. Pullflow integrates GitHub Actions, external CI/CD tools, GitHub apps and more to give you a single view on your pull request, from the draft stage to the test and deployment phase. Pullflow can take care of your quick actions with a simple chat mention or IDE shortcut. Request review, add/remove label, give feedback, accept, and more without a trip on GitHub.
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    Emly Labs Reviews

    Emly Labs

    Emly Labs

    $99/month
    Emly Labs, an AI framework, is designed to make AI accessible to users of all technical levels via a user-friendly interface. It offers AI project-management with tools that automate workflows for faster execution. The platform promotes team collaboration, innovation, and data preparation without code. It also integrates external data to create robust AI models. Emly AutoML automates model evaluation and data processing, reducing the need for human input. It prioritizes transparency with AI features that are easily explained and robust auditing to ensure compliance. Data isolation, role-based accessibility, and secure integrations are all security measures. Emly's cost effective infrastructure allows for on-demand resource provisioning, policy management and risk reduction.
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    Duckly Reviews

    Duckly

    Duckly

    $6 per month
    Duckly allows you to share and discuss your code with developers who use any IDE. Duckly is a plugin for IDEs that allows developers to collaborate in real-time on code using different integrated development environment. It allows users to share code and terminal sessions as well as local servers. Audio and video communication is also possible directly within the IDE. All connections are peer to peer and end-toend encrypted, ensuring a secure collaboration. Duckly integrates these features to streamline pair programming, code review, and team collaboration. This increases productivity and reduces the need for external tools. You can share your screen and talk with audio and video directly within your IDE. Share your code with people who use a different IDE. Share your local server and let your team see the changes live. All connections are peer to peer and end-toend encrypted.
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    Saros Reviews

    Saros

    Saros

    Free
    An Integrated Development Environment plugin (IDE) that allows real-time collaboration editing for distributed software teams. Compatible with IntelliJ IDEA and Eclipse, it allows multiple developers to work simultaneously on shared projects. Each participant maintains a local version of the project that is synchronized in real-time. The key features include support for several concurrent writers, a following mode to observe team members' editing and navigation activities, and awareness data displaying recent contributions. Saros allows sessions up to five users and allows users to host servers within their network to keep communication within the network. This design enhances the collaborative coding experience, making it suitable to scenarios such as pairing programming, code reviews and mentoring.
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    motepair Reviews
    Remote programming tool for Atom. Lag free! We've done a basic integration with Share.js to allow concurrent editing via OT and bind some Atom events to a websocket, like opening/closing/saving files. You can use the Atom package manager which is located in the Settings view. Or, you can run apm-install motepair directly from the command line. To collaborate via Motepair's connect command, open the project (or use Cmd+Shift+P to trigger it). Please ensure that your peers open the same project directory. This is an important step, as we rely upon the relative project path in order to identify the correct file. You can easily deploy your own server on Heroku. If you experience problems with the connection, please don't use it. This is part of the backlog. This package is still in development. Remote Pair programming can be unstable. We are working hard to make it a better experience for all.
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    Toast Reviews

    Toast

    Toast

    $4 per user per month
    Keep your eyes open. Block teammates. Protect hack time. We support complete on-premise installation. For seamless setup, shipped in a docker container. Toast integrates GitHub with Slack. Toast will remain free for teams of 3 or less, open source projects, academic pursuits and other purposes. Toast Ninja Inc. is committed to protecting your privacy on any information we collect about you through our website, https://toast.ninja and other sites that we own or operate. Toast requires you to install the Toast GitHub app to your GitHub account in order to use it. The GitHub App gives us API access to your GitHub issues and members, metadata, status check, pull requests, and metadata. We collect the usernames, profiles, photos, names, and usernames for members of your GitHub organisations. We don't request or get access to your source code.
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    Interview Sandbox Reviews
    In real-time, share code with coworkers, classmates, and interviewers. You can share code with anyone, anywhere, anytime. This app allows you to share code in real-time with Firebase Realtime Databases, Code Mirror as Editors, WebRTC video chat and Witeboard. You can chat with others, code, or draw in realtime. This application was inspired by the fact that interviews should be interactive. Not only in the face-to-face and speaking senses, but also because they give you the chance to show off your thinking process. I wanted to create an application that allows interviewers to outline their code and use a whiteboard to show the solutions. React, Firebase (realtime databank), CodeMirror to edit the text, WebRTC and sockets for video chat and Witeboard integration. There are still some bugs and features to be added. You can save the link if you need to refer to your code/drawings later while using the app.
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    Collabedit Reviews
    Collabedit, a web-based code editor, makes it easy for people to collaborate in real time. You can choose syntax highlighting for different programming languages when you create a new document. These statistics are an estimate of the popularity of programming languages among collabedit users. Instant messaging and email are not good options for sharing code. They don't preserve whitespace and the fonts aren’t monospaced. Spell check also gets in the way. Although they are better than paste bins, they are too static for collaboration. They don't have an editor and are limited to copy and paste. Collabedit offers all you need: syntax highlighting, real time collaboration, chat, versioning, and syntax highlighting. Teaching requires a delicate balance between letting students do and showing them how. Collabedit allows teacher and student to share a common workspace, without having to deal with distractions from other tools.
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    Raftt Reviews
    Raftt takes away the frustrations of setting up, maintaining, and sharing development environments for your local machine. Containers were created to simplify development, not production. Even if you can get past the pain-to deal-with drift and decay in local envs, you still need to spend hours trying to figure out what's happening. Raftt's platform allows you to create unlimited remote envs that can run your code. You can still feel local development using your existing workflows or IDEs without losing the feeling of localization. Raftt allows you to share a URL to your remote development environment with your colleagues. You can collaborate and debug together in real time. The link is accessible to your product lead, even after you switch to a different feature. Raftt allows you to interactively debug containers within your IDE by changing their nature. Now, the container doesn’t crash if its main process stops working.
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    XetHub Reviews
    As you experiment with full history and recovery, confidently branch, review, merge, and review data. For always-in-sync development, and guaranteed reproducibility, track your code and data together. Automate reports, audit access, manage metadata, and more in one central location. XetHub is perfect for teams that already use Git to track code changes and want to take advantage of the power and flexibility of infinite history, pull request, and difference-based tracking to track larger assets like media files or datasets. For workflows that use code for generating or augmenting assets, managing complete projects with familiar Git semantics is easy.
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    RunCode Reviews

    RunCode

    RunCode

    $20/month/user
    RunCode offers online workspaces that allow you to work in a web browser on code projects. These workspaces offer a complete development environment that includes a code editor, a terminal and access to a variety of tools and libraries. These workspaces are easy to use and can be set up on your own computer.
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    Visual Studio Code Live Share Reviews
    Visual Studio Live Share allows developers to work together in real-time, edit code and debug it, share terminals, servers and communicate within their preferred environments. It supports a variety of programming languages and applications, allowing for instant and secure project sharing without the need to clone repositories or set up additional environments. Live Share provides features like shared debugging sessions and terminal instances. It also facilitates pair programming and technical interviews. Participants can maintain their own editor settings, such as themes and keybindings while collaborating. This ensures a comfortable and efficient workflow. Set breakpoints, and scroll in groups through the code. View web applications and databases while avoiding exposing Internet ports.
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    Remote Collab Reviews
    Remote Collab is an open source SublimeText plugin that allows remote pair programming. It allows multiple developers to work on the same project in real time. Sublime Package Control is the easiest way to install. Sublime Package Control is the easiest way to install. Open the command palette by using menu item tools, select package control: install package. Find RemoteCollab, and hit enter. Remote Collab can also be downloaded as a.zip or.tar.gz file. Unzip the archive and rename it to RemoteCollab. Copy the folder into the Packages directory. You can find Sublime Text by using the menu option Sublime Text. You can host a session by opening the file you want to collaborate on, then using the command palette (menu item tools -> Command Palette), choose remote: Host session, and you will now be hosting a Remote Collab Session. To allow remote colleagues to join your session, you must give your IP address.
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    Firepad Reviews
    Firepad is an open-source collaborative text editor that allows for real-time collaboration. Firepad allows for true collaborative editing. It also supports intelligent operational transform-based merging, conflict resolution, and more. Firepad can render documents with the CodeMirror Ace, Monaco, or Ace editors. Its operational transform code borrows from www.js. Firepad uses the Firebase Realtime Database to store and sync cloud data. Any application that requires collaborative editing text documents can be built. Firepad supports rich text and code editing right out of the box, and it is easy to extend for additional uses. Firepad was developed by Michael Lehenbauer, Firebase's team. Firepad could have many more features. Please star Firepad on GitHub, and send a pull request if you have anything to add! Any application that requires collaboration editing of text documents can be built.
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    Codepad Reviews
    Codepad is a forum for developers to share and save code snippets. It's a wonderful community of developers that can help with your code snippets and save you time on your projects. You can share snippets with the entire community. You can choose which programming language you prefer and what type of snippet you want: public, private, or part-private. You can organize your code snippets beautifully by adding and categorizing them in collections. You can easily follow and control the snippets version. You can still access the code written before. You can receive job offers and collaboration opportunities directly to your registered email if you are a freelancer, or a company. Follow the profile of the top Codepad developers to find out more. You'll see their latest code snippets right in your timeline.
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    Codeshare Reviews
    An online code editor that can be used for troubleshooting, teaching, interviews, and more. Open a Codeshare editor and copy or write code. Then share it with your friends and colleagues. Pair up and problem-solve together. When interviewing remotely or in-person, assign coding tasks and watch in real time. Nobody likes to write code on a whiteboard. You can share your code with peers and students, then educate them. Every day, Codeshare is used by colleges and universities around the globe.
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    Radicle Reviews

    Radicle

    Radicle Foundation

    A peer-to–peer stack to build software together. Your new workspace is a decentralized app that allows code collaboration. Forget platforms. You can easily share your code without having to rely on anyone. You can work securely offline and you don't need to trust anyone to keep it safe or online. Take control of your infrastructure software. Get involved with your community. A fresh approach to sustainability: Support and be supported. No more walls, built on open protocols and not platforms. Radicle is an open-source code collaboration network that uses open protocols. It allows developers to collaborate on code without having to rely on trusted intermediaries. Radicle was created to offer similar functionality to central code collaboration platforms, or "forges", but retain Git's peer to peer nature. This builds on the power of distributed version control.
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    CodeCollab Reviews
    Real-time code collaboration. CodeCollab is an online collaborative code editor and compiler. Our web-based application allows users the ability to collaborate in real time over the internet. CodeCollab allows seamless sharing across multiple platforms. This is a great way to keep your code current with your team.
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    Multiplayer Reviews
    A collaborative tool for teams who work on distributed software. Your team can work together anytime, anywhere. Store documents, APIs, sketches, and more, in one secure location. Manage changes and track progress easily with branches. You can refine your vision and collect feedback with ease. Track the performance of your platform in relation to your system design. Integrate AWS, MongoDB Atlas and Datadog to visualize dependencies better. Multiplayer AI assists you to design platform features, create code for microservices and create documentation faster. AI helps you design, develop and manage distributed software more efficiently. Our mission is to improve the way developers work. Multiplayer is an intuitive visual collaboration platform that helps engineering teams design, develop and manage distributed software.
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    The CodeGround Reviews
    TheCodeground is a web-based integrated development environment (IDE) that provides a set of tools to help you code in real time and collaborate with others. It supports a variety of programming languages including Rust. GoLang. Node.js. Python. HTML, CSS and JavaScript. Users can participate in live code-sharing, conduct code interviews and access insightful articles via the Reads section. The platform has an interface that is similar to Visual Studio Code. It includes autocomplete functionality, JSON differentiating, and a JWT encoder. TheCodeground can be accessed via web browsers, but it can also be installed on Mac, Windows and Linux desktops. The Code Ground allows you to code from any device, without the hassle of setting up. Our cloud-based platform offers instant execution, rich features, and a smooth coding environment. The CodeGround provides you with everything you need to ensure efficient development and accurate handling of data.
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    JSFiddle Reviews
    JSFiddle uses the concept of panels (or tabs, if you switch to the tabbed layout), and there are four panels. Three allow you to enter code, three allow you to see the result, and one allows you to view HTML - structure code. No need to add body Doctype head. CSS - styles is automatically added. You can change pre-pocessor to SCSS or JavaScript - behavior. There are many code pre-processors and frameworks that you can use. After you have entered code, hit the "Run" button in the top actions bar. The fourth panel will display the results. SFiddle allows the editor to change from the 2x2 grid layout to one that suits your needs. It also offers a tabbed mode. Grids can be resized to any size. You can also resize the Results panel to see its width (ideal for media queries).