A good choice would be Koding.
It offers a free VM with root access, 4Gb disk, 2Gb ram and a burstable CPU.
You can basically install anything on it and it will run because behind all the UI it's a virtual Linux machine.
You can code your Java apps and run them afterwards directly in the browser.
There are a lot of Java developers and even groups that offer support. It offers collaboration features and you can code with your developer friends.
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A good choice would be Koding.
It offers a free VM with root access, 4Gb disk, 2Gb ram and a burstable CPU.
You can basically install anything on it and it will run because behind all the UI it's a virtual Linux machine.
You can code your Java apps and run them afterwards directly in the browser.
There are a lot of Java developers and even groups that offer support. It offers collaboration features and you can code with your developer friends.
There is an ide called eXo Cloud IDE which has support for java language programming. It is the only cloud IDE to support java language according to this link http://www.sdtimes.com/link/35860. But this IDE is still in the beta stage.
I'm looking for an online IDE to practice at work where I don't have one on my computer.
I've tried https://www.online-ide.com/ but does anyone have anything better, particularly when it comes to autofill?