Compare the Top Code Collaboration Tools for Cloud as of December 2025 - Page 2

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    Raftt

    Raftt

    Raftt

    Raftt saves you from the frustrations of configuring, maintaining, and sharing development environments on your local machine. Containers were designed to simplify production, not development. So even if you get past the pain-to-deal-with drift and decay in your local env — you still spend hours working out what’s going on. With Raftt’s platform, you can spawn an unlimited number of consistent remote envs to run your code. Without losing the feeling of local development with your existing workflows and IDEs. With Raftt, you can share a URL to your remote dev env with your teammates. So you can collaborate and debug together in real-time. Your product lead can always access the link — even after you’ve switched to work on a different feature. Raftt lets you interactively debug containers inside your IDE by changing the nature of how they work. And now, when your container’s main process dies, the container doesn’t capsize with it.
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    CodeTasty

    CodeTasty

    CodeTasty

    Modern, smart & extensible cloud IDE. CodeTasty is powerful IDE in the cloud with additional features only a cloud application can give you. Our IDE helps you write readable and clean code the smarter way - in real time. The code editor provides silk-smooth experience accompanied with error detection tools, code completion, built-in compilation and a lot more. Login to IDE and start coding. There is no setup at all, you’re ready to work on your projects right away. Experience desktop-like speed and performance while editing your files in the cloud. And, unlike desktop, see what your collaborators are doing. We understand every developer has different needs. You can install countless extensions to enhance your productivity. CodeTasty supports more than 40 languages. The editor supports all major languages and up to a hundred thousand lines of code in a single file.
    Starting Price: $4 per month
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    Emly Labs

    Emly Labs

    Emly Labs

    Emly Labs is an AI framework designed to make AI accessible for users at all technical levels through a user-friendly platform. It offers AI project management with tools for guided workflows and automation for faster execution. The platform encourages team collaboration and innovation, provides no-code data preparation, and integrates external data for robust AI models. Emly AutoML automates data processing and model evaluation, reducing human input. It prioritizes transparency, with explainable AI features and robust auditing for compliance. Security measures include data isolation, role-based access, and secure integrations. Additionally, Emly's cost-effective infrastructure allows on-demand resource provisioning and policy management, enhancing experimentation and innovation while reducing costs and risks.
    Starting Price: $99/month
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    Radicle

    Radicle

    Radicle Foundation

    A peer-to-peer stack for building software together. Say hello to your new workspace, a decentralized app for code collaboration, forget platforms. Easily share your code without relying on a third party. Work securely offline, no need to trust anyone to keep your work safe or online. Own your infrastructure software as it should be, take back control. Create with your community. Support and be supported, a fresh take on sustainability. No more walled gardens, built on open protocols, not platforms. Radicle is a decentralized code collaboration network built on open protocols. It enables developers to collaborate on code without relying on trusted intermediaries. Radicle was designed to provide similar functionality to centralized code collaboration platforms, or "forges", while retaining Git’s peer-to-peer nature, building on what made distributed version control so powerful in the first place.
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    Collabedit

    Collabedit

    Collabedit

    Collabedit is a web based code editor that makes it easy to collaborate in real-time. When you create a document, you have the option of selecting syntax highlighting for different programming languages. These stats are a rough estimate of programming language popularity among collabedit users. Email and instant messaging do not work well for sharing code. They don't preserve whitespace, the fonts aren't monospaced, the spell check gets in the way, etc. Paste bins are better, but they are too static if you're looking for collaboration. Also they don't have a good editor, they're only good for copy and paste. Collabedit has what you need - a good editor, syntax highlighting, real-time collaboration, chat and versioning. Teaching demands a fine balance between letting your students do, and showing them how. Collabedit allows student and teacher to share a common workspace without the distractions that other tools impose.
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    RunCode

    RunCode

    RunCode

    RunCode offers online developer workspaces, which are environments that allow you to work on code projects in a web browser. These workspaces provide you with a full development environment, including a code editor, a terminal, and access to a range of tools and libraries. They are designed to be easy to use and allow you to get started quickly without the need to set up a local development environment on your own computer.
    Starting Price: $20/month/user
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    JSFiddle

    JSFiddle

    JSFiddle

    JSFiddle has the notion of panels (or tabs if you switch into the tabbed layout), there are 4 panels, 3 where you can enter code, and 1 to see the result: HTML - structure code, no need to add body doctype head, that's added automatically, CSS - styles. You can switch pre-pocessor to SCSS, JavaScript - behavior. There are many frameworks and code pre-processors you can use. Once you enter code, just hit "Run" in the top actions bar, and the fourth panel with results will appear. SFiddle allows you to switch the layout of the editor from the classic 2x2 grid to something that suits your needs. In addition to the grids mode it also has a tabbed mode. Grids are fully resizable. As an addition resizing the Results panel will tell you its width (handy for working on media queries).
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    Codepad

    Codepad

    Codepad

    Codepad is a place for developers to share & save code snippets. It's a remarkable community of developers that can help you with your code snippets to save time on your projects. Share snippets with entire community. You can choose the programming language and the type of snippet: public, private or part private. Organise your code snippets in a beautiful way, easy add and categories them in collections. You can follow and control the snippets version. Don't lose the previous written code. If you are a freelancer or a company you can receive the job or collaboration offers directly to your registered email. Find the best developers on Codepad and follow their profile. You will see their new code snippets directly in your timeline.
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    Codeshare

    Codeshare

    Codeshare

    An online code editor for interviews, troubleshooting, teaching & more. Open a Codeshare editor, write or copy code, then share it with friends and colleagues. Pair program and troubleshoot together. Set coding tasks and observe in real-time when interviewing remotely or in person. Nobody likes writing code on a whiteboard. Share your code with students and peers then educate them. Universities and colleges around the world use Codeshare every day.
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    CodeCollab

    CodeCollab

    CodeCollab

    Real-time code collaboration. CodeCollab is an online real-time collaborative code editor and compiler. Our web-based application allows users to collaborate in real-time over the internet. CodeCollab allows for seamless sharing across multiple platforms and devices. Perfect for keeping code up to date with your team.