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Bespin proposes an open extensible web-based framework for code editing that aims to increase developer productivity, enable compelling user experiences, and promote the use of open standards.

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  • Anthony Webb 2 years ago
    Oh man, you guys rock... full steam ahead!!!! I gotta have this project!

    Question, where does the code reside? How about simple auto versioning? Tie into and let me browse an ftp directory?
  • Ben Galbraith 2 years ago
    Hey Anthony,

    All of the code is at hg.mozilla.org/labs/bespin/. The project homepage is at labs.mozilla.org/projects/bespin/. Join the Google Group and let us know where you think we should take it!

    Best,

    Ben
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  • Jason and Ryan 2 years ago
    This is so unbelievably awesome. I can't wait to see where this project goes. Great work, guys!
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  • jacky chen 2 years ago
    thank you dion, johnathan, ben and team for the wonderful cloud editor.
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  • Vincent Massol 2 years ago
    This is so great. I've been waiting since 2001 to have something like this:

    blogs.codehaus.org/people/vmassol/archives/think_tank.html#000530_jini_ide_is_it_the_future
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  • Michał Andrzejczak 2 years ago
    requesting python syntax highlighting for next release ;)
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  • Holger Frohloff 2 years ago
    It's really great. But this screencast would be so much better in HD. You can't really read anything you guys show. But thanks anyway for the vid. :)
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  • fczuardi plus 2 years ago
    looks awesome! great work!
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  • Beauty in Design 2 years ago
    bespin....as in the planet in Star Wars?
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  • Net Jacobsson 2 years ago
    This is so awesome! Would love to see you integrate Facebook Connect so that coders can code & share code together. That would make the web even more open and social :)
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  • Jeremy Shafer 2 years ago
    That really is amazing. What a great tool for an individual developer. I wonder how this would play out in an enterprise that needed to protect all (or some) of it's code?

    ( Looking for something to do? Follow me on Twitter! twitter.com/jeremyshfer )
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  • Shantanu Kumar 2 years ago
    This is totally awesome! I am sure many other people have been waiting for something like this for long.

    Please consider adding support for pluggable syntax colouring and I hope the editor/IDE remains extensible and lightweight.
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  • David Emanuel Oprea 2 years ago
    Amazing. I would like to have this editor fully functional soon as possible.
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  • Marko 2 years ago
    Really liking it so far!
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  • brian ombonga 2 years ago
    This is why I love Firefox.
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  • Rolando Garza 2 years ago
    Wow. Really impressive guys.
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  • mefisto 2 years ago
    small question:
    WHY THE HELL IS NOT OPERA SUPPORTED ?!?!

    The page gives me some made up reason about html5, which, btw, is in opera (and much further implemented then in ff3)
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  • thegeniusfiles 2 years ago
    Ditto the comment about HD. I really like what you guys are doing with the dynamic interface and the 'heat map' approach to file browsing. That's great, and I'd like to see something similar for my local file browser! Or maybe a hybrid heat map/file browser that lives in Firefox and bridges local and cloud-based files. It seems like a really promising alternative to tagging as well. Good luck with the project!
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  • Don Kreis 2 years ago
    I have been looking around for something like this because I have an Archos Video device which I discovered uses the LINUX OS and has Wi-Fi capabilities, but no text editing or text file creation capabilities at the current time.

    There is a hack that will let me into the Archos OS
    as root so new apps can be installed.

    Was thinking that this may be the way to turn the Archos unit into a tru Wi-Fi tool.

    The app looks good so far, but I will spend a tad more time to study it before making any install decision in it.

    Good work on a novel idea which should have multiple uses in the computer community.
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  • Dominic Lovell 2 years ago
    This is so awesome guys, thanks for sharing your work even though its in its early phases, I love the collaboration features you have previewed, I cant wait to see how this evolves. Keep up the good work!
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  • Ross Mason 2 years ago
    Guys, this is a great initiative! Will definitely be following this to see how it develops.
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  • Shira G 2 years ago
    Really like the future collaboration features.
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  • I'm looking forward in following this project, great work guy's !!!!
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  • west yao 1 year ago
    like it
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  • S. Fanara 1 year ago
    Love how the huge amount of text is so easily handled and above all the real-time sharing of code edits! In Panic's CODA although the feature of code sharing rocks, large amounts of text will impact performances (even on a MacPro eight-core with 9GB Ram! :O) Unfortunately for some reason the same code sharing and real-time editing is not available in eclipse and the eclipse-based Adobe Flex Builder 3... Now if only Bespin code sharing could be turned into an eclipse plugin that would be kicka**! ;)
    I see Bespin becoming a "webclipse" eventually! Who knows maybe with adobe permission it can even be used to leverage Adobe Flex SDK so that Adobe can offer an online version Flex Builder! :) Keep up the great work!
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  • Banu 1 year ago
    Hello well it s not a comment. :( im a student from turkey and i have to prepare a presentation and i dont know anything about bespin... who can help me for that?
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  • Tyrone Lamoureux 1 year ago
    google wave will probably be able to make use of this well.
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  • Joe Simmons 1 year ago
    Amazing
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  • Nathan Hawk 1 year ago
    GREAT JOB DUDES! by the way, is that a linux os with mac4lin project on it? couldnt help but notice it LOL i have the same thing
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  • sohil trivedi 10 months ago
    hey ..... THATs.... simply WOW, n more appropriately innovation towards ALL WEB based future.....

    I really liked it. Would like to join it....
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  • Hey this looks interesting! I'll give it a try and spread the word.
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