Web-based IDE

i'm trying to find a browser based file editor

we have a restricted network at work or i'd use ssh, basically i want to code on my server from work when i'm bored.

i saw mozilla showing a really cool one, looked working in their screencast but i can't find any code released.

i don't like http://ecco.sourceforge.net/, too bloated, i might as well use http://www.ekenberg.se/php/ide/about_ide.php?label=dotry

and http://www.codeide.com/ seems to be client side so it wouldn't be able to edit files on my server.

COOL FREE WEB 2.0

Try SSH + vim. Fuck your Web 2.0 shit.

Configure an Apache virtual host to proxy ssh via https.

Use Textmate over Remote Desktop.
Unfortunately, network latency prevents me from providing a screencast.

VNC

http://www-personal.umich.edu/~mressl/webshell/

Then code in vim or emacs or nano.

>>3
Web 2.0 likes Vim because it's retro cool.

>>7
holy shit want

Attach to your GNU Emacs through ssh.

http://vian.sourceforge.net/

Use this.

>>11
Command not supported.
wow, another "vi" that doesn't support any commands at all.
if you're going to remove all the basic functionality like that, you might as well just use a regular textarea.
at least then people can use the "vi Textbox Editor" extension for firefox.

web-shell is something i've been wanting for years

also setting up a vhosted proxy with apache was the best idea so far