Best IDE Software for GitHub

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    Editor.do Reviews

    Editor.do

    Editor.do

    $3 per month
    Editor.do allows you to build, code, host, and deploy fast static websites. You can easily deploy all of your project files, or your site files, to our NVMe storage servers. This will ensure the fastest loading speed possible for your website. Our IDE supports more than 150 programming languages. It has a panel of shortcuts, tools, and real-time code rendering. You can search, replace, select, cut, and quickly manipulate code. Editor.do provides over 1000 open-source templates that are free to use and can be imported from GitHub. ChatGPT, which is integrated, is always available to help you complete, correct, or improve the code or text. Editor.do offers a platform that is ideal for designers and developers of all levels of expertise who want to create beautiful, fast and secure websites within a fraction of time.
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    Daytona Reviews
    Daytona is a GitHub Codespaces enterprise-grade alternative for managing secure, self-hosted development environments. Daytona works with any IDE and supports dev containers. You can host it on your own infrastructure to benefit from high-density workstations. Daytona ensures consistency and predictability of development environments throughout the DevOps cycle to boost developers' confidence. Daytona allows team members and contractors start contributing immediately, reducing the time required for onboarding and providing instant access. Daytona scales to meet development needs and removes the constraints of local machines. It provides computing power for any project size or complexity. Daytona allows developers the ability to work on several projects simultaneously by running multiple dev environments.
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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).