Alternatives to Google Cloud Shell Editor

CLion

CLion suits C and C++ developers who need build, debugging and testing tools across desktop platforms.

Arduino IDE

It suits students, makers, and professional developers creating projects with electronic devices.

IntelliJ IDEA

IntelliJ IDEA suits developers working in Java or Kotlin who want an IDE with debugging, build-tool, and version-control integrations.

PyCharm

It suits Python developers working in web, data, or AI/ML projects who need integrated debugging, testing, version control, or database tools.

Replit

Replit suits people who want to create software through natural-language prompts, as well as developers seeking a browser-based coding and collaboration environment.

StackBlitz

StackBlitz suits JavaScript developers prototyping or conducting coding interviews in a browser.

Geany suits developers who want a free desktop IDE across Linux, macOS, or Windows.

IAR Embedded Workbench

It suits embedded development and embedded security teams working with its supported architectures and operating systems.

Wing may suit Python developers who want integrated editing, debugging, and testing across desktop platforms.

Eric suits Python developers who want editing, debugging, testing and project tools in one IDE.

Apache NetBeans

It suits developers working with Java, PHP, or other languages who want code editing, refactoring, and debugging tools across desktop operating systems.

Qt Creator suits developers building applications for desktop, embedded, mobile, or browser targets, particularly those working with C++ or QML.

Visual Studio

Visual Studio suits developers building the listed kinds of applications on Windows, from individuals to small teams and enterprise organizations.

BlueJ suits beginners learning Java and educators looking for a teaching-oriented environment and free classroom resources.

KDevelop

KDevelop suits developers who want a free IDE with language tooling, build support, and graphical debugging.

AWS Cloud9

It suits developers working in supported languages, AWS developers, and people evaluating AWS services.

Eclipse Che

Che suits development teams wanting browser-accessible Kubernetes workspaces, configurable with Devfiles and connected to multiple Git hosts.

e² studio suits developers building and debugging projects for supported Renesas MCU families.

Rider

Rider suits .NET and game developers who want an IDE spanning supported game engines, web development and database tools.

Code::Blocks

It suits developers writing C, C++, or Fortran who want a cross-platform IDE with build, project, debugging, and plugin facilities.

CodeLite

CodeLite suits developers seeking a free IDE for its listed languages across Linux, macOS, or Windows.

RubyMine

Ruby and Rails developers who want coding, testing, debugging, and version control tools in one IDE.

It suits developers building and debugging embedded designs for supported Microchip microcontrollers and digital signal controllers.

RustRover

RustRover suits Rust developers who want code analysis, refactoring, debugging and testing tools in one IDE.

Positron

Positron suits data science work in Python or R, including dataset exploration and reproducible reporting.