Choosing an online IDE environment

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Choosing an online IDE environment #10

Open kgashok opened 7 years ago

kgashok commented 7 years ago

The idea is to give them a sandbox for them to build and run Java programs on the cloud; including Applets

@Sudharsanrajendran Is Cloud9 the better alternative for Java IDE/development. Research and provide some analysis.Or is it Heroku? Or should we provide multiple options?

or is it https://codenvy.com/

or https://cloud.oracle.com/application-development# (Oracle who owns Java)

sudhxr commented 7 years ago

Sir, Cloud9 is the best environment when compared to codenvy as far I have used it. C9 provides integration to sources like GitHub, Google Cloud and Bitbucket. C9 is very easier to collaborate and work with groups. For instance, pair programming (We used to collaborate using c9) but now they are only providing paid versions.

We should ask students to get this complete package that GitHub provides for free https://education.github.com/pack.

The GitHub package includes Digital Ocean, AWS and other tools. Sir kindly check the link https://education.github.com/pack

kgashok commented 7 years ago

Please discuss with @Dhivyakgisl - she might have other ideas

Get ready to do a demo of the Java on the Cloud

Pick a lab exercise preferably a Java Applet
Compile it and then show a demo of the program

kgashok commented 7 years ago

For Github Demo, please compile, build and demo two programs:

http://javaconceptoftheday.com/compare-two-text-files-in-java/ and another simple Applet can be demonstrated on the Github package
https://github.com/rajasekaranap/Java-Swing-Paint - this will be CRITICAL - @rajasekaranap build this - so check with him if you have any questions.

kgashok commented 7 years ago

@Sudharsanrajendran http://www.browxy.com/ - it can be used in Firefox (not Chrome) to display Applets! Swing-based Paint Java might run directly in this.

kgashok commented 7 years ago

C9 is available and the best choice to go with for now. In addition, @Sudharsanrajendran will also explore browxy.com

kgashok commented 7 years ago

@Sudharsanrajendran Setup Cloud9 as a "Teacher" for USD 1 month? Please explore and let me know.

kgashok commented 7 years ago

The https://github.com/kgashok/orientations/tree/master/JavaLab-C9 has all the individual java source files now.

kgashok commented 7 years ago

@Sudharsanrajendran Any progress on the Teacher-mode?

sudhxr commented 7 years ago

Workflow as I see it:

Teacher creates an C9 account Teacher purchases Education plan, Gives the teacher the control of a team Teacher invites students via the team settings (username or email)

(I Assume) if by username, the student can just accept, or it just happens, no further action
if by email, the student can create an account bypassing the CC check.

sudhxr commented 7 years ago

Sir, as far I have explored the community one credit card is used for an account to verify a user and the same card cannot be used for an another account.

kgashok commented 7 years ago

ok, that's good enough. Thanks,

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