Re: Cloud based IDE support

Hmm Dev Mode could be a problem here i guess ....

2011/7/3 Jonny <jonny.brennan@gmail.com>

With movement in Chrome/ChromeOS over the past year, I'm wondering
when GWT plugins might make an appearance in online editors like
Cloud9 ACE (ajax.org's merged product with Mozilla's bespin/skywriter)
or Eclipse's Orion project.  I realize support for Java is sufficient
for syntax highlighting but what about an actual plugin type
environment for a more IDE setup, rather than just simple syntax
highlighting.  I dream of the day I can code using GWT on my
chromebook!  Any thoughts?  I would love to get involved, especially
if there is anything like this being developed.

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GWT API for  non Java based platforms

http://code.google.com/p/gwt4air/

http://www.gwt4air.appspot.com/

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