cloudide

noun
UK /ˈklaʊd aɪ diː/
US /ˈklaʊd aɪ diː/

A cloud IDE is a coding tool that lives on the internet so you can write programs in your browser.

She opened a cloudide on her laptop and started writing code right away.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A development platform hosted on remote servers that you access through a web browser.

The team used a cloudide so everyone could edit the same project from different places.

3. A service that lets you build and run software without installing tools on your own computer.

With a cloudide, he could code on a school computer without installing anything.

4. A web-based workspace that combines an editor, terminal, and debugger in one place.

The cloudide had a terminal and a debugger built right into the page.