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Is there a reason you can't use a local IDE? 

 

https://ideone.com/

 

I've used this for small Java programs from my phone before and it seems to work well. They also support C++.

 

Edit: Just found this one, seems pretty nice: http://www.tutorialspoint.com/compile_cpp_online.php

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Just for the sake of variety, her is a pretty nice looking cloud IDE. 

 

I did set up an environment there, but I never bothered. But apparently you can code with multiple people in real time.

 

https://c9.io/

 

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Just for the sake of variety, her is a pretty nice looking cloud IDE. 

 

I did set up an environment there, but I never bothered. But apparently you can code with multiple people in real time.

 

https://c9.io/

 

(not affiliated with the league of legends c9)

That seems very scary having 2 programmers working on a file at the same time.

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That seems very scary having 2 programmers working on a file at the same time.

It sounds extremely useful, if you have a large project and multiple people working on the same section of the project.

 

Obviously it would be for people that are friends/familiar with each other, and trust someone won't sabotage the other. If you're both working on a legitimate project to market, then it could be useful.

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It sounds extremely useful, if you have a large project and multiple people working on the same section of the project.

 

Obviously it would be for people that are friends/familiar with each other, and trust someone won't sabotage the other. If you're both working on a legitimate project to market, then it could be useful.

I suppose for those who are friends/familiar then it would be pretty good but I think for a larger team then I think that could become a nightmare.

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Work computer doesnt let me download programs

 

 

Are you coding for work? Do they expect you to use notepad?

 

^^^

 

If you're doing this for work, then get them to provide you some decent tools.

 

If this is something you're just doing at work but it's not part of your job, then a cloud IDE is a decent choice. Here's a list of cloud IDE's (It's a list for web devs, but it looks like many also support C++ as well.)

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I suppose for those who are friends/familiar then it would be pretty good but I think for a larger team then I think that could become a nightmare.

Coming from a Software Engineering background, no it would not be a nightmare. 

Before you even begin coding, you talk with your stakeholders to see what they want. The architect then provides you with your work, and you work on that, and only that.

Nobody is going to be given overlapping work, unless someone needs help working on something.

 

The entire software engineering process is a well thought out process. Unless you're coding as a hobby, this is how it's done everywhere (just about). it would not be confusing at all.

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