Google open sources its Collaborative IDE
Summary
Google has open-sourced "Collide," a new web-based collaborative code editor designed to improve the state of web-based IDEs. This initial release, however, lacks critical security features such as proper authentication, SSL support, and user account management. Developers are strongly advised to run instances only within secured local networks to protect important files. The project is available on Google Code, with future plans to implement more robust security features for hosted deployments.
Caution Collide does not have any proper auth, SSL support, or user account management just yet. Please consider that fact when running instances that expose important files on disk! As the project matures we will implement more security features to enable using this in a hosted fashion. But we recommend that if you are running an instance now, to keep the server access secured to your local network!
Scott Blum also mentioned that Google decided to close a project nearly seven years old in Atlanta. Scott Blum said this was his last day at Google., he will start his new job on July 16. Does this mean that Scott Blum leave Google?
The project address : http://code.google.com/p/collide/
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