onlineide

noun
UK /ˌɒn.laɪnˈaɪd/
US /ˌɑːn.laɪnˈaɪd/

A tool you use in a web browser to write and run computer code without installing anything.

She finished her homework in the onlineide because her laptop had no coding software.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A website that lets several people edit and run code together in real time.

The team shared one onlineide so everyone could fix the bug at once.

3. A coding practice space for beginners that runs programs right in the page.

He learned Python using a free onlineide on his school tablet.

4. A hosted coding environment that keeps your project files in the cloud.

Her onlineide saved every change, so she could continue from any computer.