sourceLair

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sourceLair is an online IDE for developing and testing your code reliably in the cloud

Latest reviews

• (2016-01-15) Shayan Masood Ahmed: So happy. Was on visual studio, and this is the first IDE that is simple enough for a thick teenage computing student with rudimentary C++ knowledge to use. This saved my coursework. Love you guys. xxx
• (2015-03-05) michael orchard: really easy, especially as a beginner. much nicer to code on my chromebook than on my other devices, love it
• (2014-11-19) Tadataka Chin (Babelac): Yeah... It's great... But I cannot download Android App
• (2014-10-20) Cassio Scofield: Not very good yet, but concept is excellent, needs much polishing.
• (2014-10-15) Nigel Smith: Very well made. Compiles Java!
• (2014-09-07) Anoop Varghese: not working
• (2014-07-19) Deryck Henson: Very beautiful and well-made. I wish it was an extension but amazing either way. Thank you.
• (2014-04-19) Amel Hodzic: Doesn't work on chromebook. Essentially, as far as I can tell, this extension downloads a toolbar with numerous buttons, links, boxes; on the chromebook it's not showing up, and maybe that's a good thing :/
• (2014-02-20) Thenraj Kanagavel: nice online IDE , everybody should try this. Thank you developers
• (2013-10-07) Chi Hang Ong: Works like a charm on my chromebook.
• (2013-09-11) Jan Zantinga: Great app, but has a couple of problems. If the output is more than a certain amount of lines, it will not allow you to scroll lower. Also, no support to actually run code for Java. Otherwise, a great app.
• (2013-08-15) Eduardo Rangell: Very great!
• (2013-07-03) N M: Great for writing c++!!! haven't written much else but so far so great! Lets me program on my chromebook without installing memory heavy applications :)
• (2013-06-29) Thomas Mulcahy: Great for a beginner or someone who has been away from programming. Have been using app for a few weeks and find the explanations fanatastic.
• (2013-06-28) Ashley Munday: Can't cope with standard C++ - if you can't include standard header files then it's as much use as a chocolate fireguard
• (2013-05-20) Dan J: Great!
• (2013-05-17) John Haase: Can't run Fortran on it.
• (2013-02-01) Runsun Pan: Failed at the first attempt using python with simple lines: import sys print dir(sys) The output gets too long to the right beyond the browser's scrolling capability. And there's no line wrapping, so I can only see part of the result. I tried: import sys print '{backslash}n'.join( dir(sys) ) to give one line for each item, hoping it can show all contents with vertical scrolling. Surprisingly, this app has a limit on vertical scrolling in its output panel, allowing only the display of partial content (in my case, starting from a** to m**). After some distance, the output panel is unscrollable, prevent you from seeing the rest of the output. Tested: Chrome browser on Linux Mint
• (2013-01-09) Jonathan Lyng: the simplest is the best! IDE's are often filled with stuff that distract you from getting-things-done. this one is great to test code and I mean: not only on the go.
• (2012-12-29) Athul Mukundan: c++ is not working :/ 1:22: error: iosteram.h: No such file or directory In function 'int main()': 5: error: 'cout' was not declared in this scope
• (2012-12-21) Add C# and we will talk. But good for what it does.
• (2012-10-21) Francisco A F Reinaldo: input value from keyboard are working? like cin (c++), read (pascal) etc.. ?
• (2012-10-11) Sunny Rajasekaran: Normally I don't write reviews but this one is too hard to ignore. It's an excellent application. I've tried many other online IDEs and nothing even comes close to this one. The main advantage is the ease of use. It is so easy to manage files and folders and the compiler is pretty fast too. Good job!
• (2012-09-19) Seriously easy to use and I love that about it. I can just sit at any random computer and start programming. There are two things I would like to see in the future. 1) Google Drive integration, it would be nice to have the ability to access my source code in my Google Drive so that I easily export it to any other program I need to. 2) This one is a little more difficult but it would be great to see a way to have the editor have a suggestion capability.
• (2012-06-21) Rob Meijer: Great concept as an editor. The compilation feature however is far from useful for anything but trivial tests. There is no option to switch to C++11 syntax and including common library headers like those from boost effectively excludes using the compile and run feature. This turns the compile/run into more of a gimmick. The editor is quite decent. Hope they will drop the cool but gimmicky run feature in favor of improving the editor even more.
• (2012-04-26) Tim Sønderby: Could be cool if It could save in google docs
• (2012-02-03) einsteinsci e (einsteinsci): This app is ok. It lacks auto-indent and syntax highlighting. It needs an options page. The processor is fine, and for those who are confused why they can't do what they can in Visual C++: VISUAL C++ CREATES THE GUI CODE FOR YOU. THIS IS DESIGNED FOR CONSOLE APPLICATIONS.
• (2012-01-21) Simple to use, nice for editing C++. Projects like this make Chromebooks viable computers.
• (2011-12-23) Jonathan Coleman: This is really awesome, I can't wait to see where this project goes!
• (2011-11-02) Soren Goyal: did not work for me. My RB tree app did not execute well.