Typescript Web-based Ide
Solution 1:
Update 2017: The Monaco editor used in the TypeScript Playground has been made available on GitHub.
You can also take a look at Visual Studio Code, for a more out-of-browser experience.
There is also a TypeScript editor build on the ACE Editor, which is also on GitHub.
Solution 2:
There are some web IDEs with support of TypeScript, namely:
If you think about making a new one, you could base on one of my 2 projects: TypeScript Compile or TypeScript Interpret ;)
Solution 3:
The editor used on the playground is informally known as Monaco and it's used in Visual Studio Code.
UPDATE 11.22.2015: Visual Studio Code is now open source, which means we have access to the source of the Monaco Editor. I think this should now give us the ability to use the Monaco Editor in a browser, I'm waiting on a response to my question in the VS Code repostiroy.
The 'editor' (the thing that renders the code with syntax highlighting, line numbers, etc..) part of Visual Studio Code is Microsoft's Monaco editor. It is the same editor used for OneDrive, Windows Azure, TypeScript Playground, and Visual Studio Online. I have yet to find any real documentation on this editor from Microsoft but there are some articles about it around the web.
Read more about Visual Studio Code here.
Solution 4:
There is an implementation of it which is open source:
Solution 5:
there is goormIDE which is also cloud IDE this is open source or service version
if you use node.js, just type this command
$ npm install goorm -g
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