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When comparing Coder vs ShiftEdit, the Slant community recommends Coder for most people. In the question“What are the best online IDEs?” Coder is ranked 4th while ShiftEdit is ranked 6th.
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Pros
Pro Collaborate in real time
Pro Access linux from any OS
Pro C# support
Although not very clearly stated, it seems to support C#, see Release notes.
However, how to get a C# application running is a complete mystery ...
Pro Code in the browser
Pro full VS Code + extensions
Pro Access up to 96 cores
Pro Low cost, high quality
Pro Revision control
Pro Syntax checking
Highlights syntax errors and automatically fix some errors
Pro Supports multiple file access points
Access files from FTP, SFTP, WebDAV, Dropbox, Google Drive or Amazon S3
Pro Supports autocomplete
Code completion for HTML tags, CSS and PHP code assist
Pro SSH support
Allows connecting directly to a server and run commands on that server.
Pro Good Customer Support
Help requests get answered quickly and successfully.
Cons
Con No offline mode
But if you have internet when coding, you can look stuff up so it might not be an issue for everyone.