#Cloud Dev
4 posts
2015
Setting Up a Cloud9 Java Runner
Today I'll walk you through how to set up a Java Runner on Cloud9. You can also refer directly to the Cloud9 and Stack Overflow tutorials. First, let's create a new workspace.
Installing Java on a Codeanywhere CentOS DevBox
1. First sign up for a Codeanywhere account (obviously). 2. Spin up a CentOS DevBox (VM). 2.1 Right-click on DevBox and choose Add DevBox, as shown.
A Rundown of Some Common Cloud IDEs
Today I'll introduce a few of the more common cloud IDEs. Since there are more and more of them these days, I've picked the top few based on how convenient I found them for Java development and on the ratings from Slant (What is the best cloud IDE?).
Koding Environment Setup Notes
A quick note first: the Koding environment has a package manager called Koding Package Manager (kpm). In the guides below, whenever kpm is available it will be listed at the top.