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What types of IDEs are there?
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Bog'liq IDEsWhat types of IDEs are there?
Integrated development environments (IDEs) can be divided into several different categories depending on what application development they support and how they work. However, many IDE software applications can be classified into more than one category. Below are some types of IDEs.
Local IDEs
Developers install and run local IDEs directly on their local machines. They also have to download and install various additional libraries depending on their coding preferences, project requirements, and development language. While local IDEs are customizable and don't require an Internet connection after installation, they come with a few issues.
Installing them can be time-consuming and complicated.
They consume local machine resources and can significantly slow down the machine.
Configuration differences between the local machine and the production environment can lead to software errors.
Cloud IDEs
Developers use cloud IDEs to write, edit, and compile code directly in the browser, eliminating the need to download software onto local machines. Cloud IDEs have a number of advantages over traditional ones. Some of them are listed below.
Standardized Development Environment
Software development teams can centrally configure a cloud-based IDE to create a standard development environment. This method helps them avoid errors that may occur due to differences in local machine configuration.
Platform independent
Cloud IDEs run in the browser and are independent of local development environments. This means they connect directly to the vendor's cloud platform, so developers can use them from any machine.
Improved performance
Creating and compiling functions in the IDE requires a lot of memory and can slow down the developer's computer. Cloud IDE uses computing resources from the cloud and frees up local machine resources.
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