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Related Work
Make sure to check-out the following tools for Distributed Collaborative Programming:
- CCCP - Common Colaborative Coding Protocol (an infrastructure only, not an interactive tool)
- Codassium - browser-based editor and video chat (single files only)
- Codenvy - commercial browser-based IDE
- Cloud9 - commercial browser-based IDE (formerly Ace, formerly Mozilla Skywriter, formerly Bespin)
- DocShare - Eclipse plugin (shares individual files only)
- Gobby - standalone program editor using the Obby protocol
- Floobits - commercial solution for multiple editors (IntelliJ, Sublime Text, Emacs, Vim, a webbased editor and many more (expanding) features)
- SubEthaEdit - Mac OS program editor (commercial, not an IDE)
- TMUX, wemux, ls-pair, twemux, and webpair all revolve around sharing a text terminal session
Tools that are apparently not being further developed:
- VS Anywhere - commercial plugin for Microsoft Visual Studio, discontinued in mid-2016
- CloudStudio - browser-based IDE
- Rudel - an Emacs extension using the Obby protocol, last updated 2010
- XPairtise - Eclipse Plugin, last updated 2008
- PEP (Pair Eclipse Programming) - a serverless, strict-PP tool, last updated 2007
- ACE ("A collaborative Editor") - Java standalone editor, last updated 2006
- Sangam - Eclipse Plugin, last updated 2004