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November 22, 2017

Codeanywhere Review: TL;DR…it can’t be beat.

I used to live in Notepad++. It was one of three apps I launched every morning when I’d boot up.

But when my work PC unexpectedly bit the dust, I didn’t panic. Why? Because I hadn’t touched Notepad++ in months. Instead I’d been using a web-based editor that I’ve completely fallen in love with: Codeanywhere.

And I had been for three reasons.

#1) Great Interface
I played with a few environments before I settled on Codeanywhere, but what initially kept me going with them was how sharp, feature-filled, and fast their interface was.

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Easy controls over common settings, autocomplete, and a nice bit of color-coding all worked beautifully.

#2) Mobile That’s Actually Usable
I’d tried mobile editors before, but they never worked well enough to make even the smallest edits with any degree of confidence.

Not so with Codeanywhere.

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The other night as my wife and I brushed our teeth before bed, I remembered a small change I needed to make on a project I had been working. Before she had finished flossing I had opened the app on my phone, made the change, and saved my work.

Amazing.

#3) Affordable Price
But most of all the price works really well for all types of users.

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For me, my simple needs meant I was paying a measly $24/year for their service. Or, as us marketers like to describe it, “about $0.07 a day.”

Again, amazing.

Bottom Line
So, yeah, if you need a nice code editor that you can easily access from any device at any time, it’s hard to go wrong with Codeanywhere.

I’ll never go back.

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Hi, I'm Gregg.

I'm a SaaS marketer and maker.

       

Never heard of me? All good, these days I don't chase influence as much as I do balance. By day I run marketing for Inntopia and evenings see me building SendView, but my happy place is playing in the mountains with my family.