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SourceLair is a web-based online Integrated Development Environment (IDE).

SourceLair

Developer(s)	Sourcelair Ltd.
Written in	Python/Django
Platform	Web
Type	Online IDE
Website	www.sourcelair.com

Features

Code in the browser^[1]

See also

References =

^ https://www.sourcelair.com/home

External links

SourceLair Chrome App

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