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As a redditor kindly pointed out, there's a certain reticent attitude towards a simple online editor:

"So instead of the comfort and features of a real editor or IDE, you have to write your code in a flimsy browser editor?"

I will not attempt to contradict him here, I'm used to Eclipse and other fully-featured IDEs myself. However, after programming Erbix Blog in both Eclipse and Erbix's online editor, I can honestly tell you that I prefer the latter. Here's why:

The usability of the Erbix editor has been improved when you have multiple tabs opened in your browser. The title of the editor tab now modifies dynamically to reflect the filename that you're editing. The title begins with the filename currently being opened, and continues by specifying the full path being edited. This should make it easier to identify and activate the tab with the file you are interested in.

Now you can upload an entire folder by uploading a *.zip or *.tar.gz archive. There's also a  'download' link in each directory in your account, which allows you to download a .tar.gz archive with all the files contained in that directory.