I'd be interested in a Julia IDE that runs directly in the browser. I played with CodeMirror before as a basic editor and it supports Julia syntax <http://codemirror.net/mode/julia/>, which is cool. Wikipedia has a comparison of JS-based editors <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_JavaScript-based_source_code_editors> and I'll probably check out Ace <http://ace.c9.io> as well, which can probably support Julia also through Sublime.tmlanguage.
Of course there is a big leap from editor to IDE, so I am curious how much of the code used for Juno, i.e. TCP communication between JS and Julia, can be recycled to beef up one of these JS editors? I understand this would be a separate project from Juno, but could be interesting nonetheless.
