Codebox vs Kobra.io: What are the differences?

Developers describe Codebox as "Cloud IDE as a Service". FriendCode was created in 2013 with the vision of creating powerful development tools, tackling issues like collaboration, cloud development and many others. We are building Codebox, an open source Cloud IDE, than can run not only on the cloud, but on your desktop or your server as well. Codebox.io lets you host and manage Codebox instances online as a service using a dashboard or an API. On the other hand, Kobra.io is detailed as "Collaborative "Google Docs" for code". Kobra is the easiest way to collaborate on code quickly with your coworkers, friends or students. With built in video & voice chat, the themes and keyboard shortcuts you're used to and syntax highlighting, you'll feel right at home. We're not trying to be your online IDE, we just want to be the simple online editor you use to collaborate on the fly.

Codebox and Kobra.io can be categorized as "Cloud IDE" tools.

Some of the features offered by Codebox are:

• Unlimited private repositories.- Create a repository and import your code from any existing cloud filesystem.
• Go Social.- Collaborate, chat, share with friends and colleagues. Making coding social
• Build, Run, Debug.- In one click, Compile and Run your code directly on the cloud from your web interface.

On the other hand, Kobra.io provides the following key features:

• Realtime Collaborative Coding
• Video Chat
• Voice Chat