BuzzBespin is a Mozilla Labs experiment that "proposes an open, extensible Web-based framework for code editing that aims to increase developer productivity, enable compelling user experiences, and promote the use of open standards."
Introducing Bespin.
(Credit: Dion Almaer on Vimeo)What does that mean? Well, the short answer is that Bespin gives developers the ability to edit local or remote code via a Web browser. The current release is written in JavaScript, and it supports editing of HTML and JavaScript files, but no compiled languages such as Java yet.
While still a Mozilla Labs project, Bespin looks like an excellent representation of what I've called a "cloud editor," wherein developers can manipulate code directly, and the platform is aware of what to do, once the code is changed.
There are a number of browser-based editors already, but check out the video, and you'll see why Bespin is interesting.
Re:Very Intersting !! - Mozilla Bespin: Cloud code editing via browser by Cnet News
2009年03月28日 02時16分
投稿者 ukanon@vodafone.net
URL http://www.smestorage.com
Interesting, but it does not seem to work for me. I found an alternative from a service called SMEStorage.com. They allows code editing directly from files stored on any cloud you have plugged into their platform such as Amazon S3, Mosso Cloud Files, Box.net etc. They also support pluggin and FTP directory into their platform so you can treat it as a cloud. You can find out more at http://www.thesmespace.com/blog/?p=187 END
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