I'd like to take part in, or host an event where I collaboratively code something with a small group of people in geographically dispersed locations.
Is there a web app like jsbin.com or jsFiddle that allows near-real-time editing and code sharing? I'm thinking of the sort of editing you see in Google docs spreadsheets, where the cursors and editing of other people editing the spreadsheet are shown to the other editors/viewers in near-real-time.
You can use TypeWith.Me to set up a pad that up to 8 people can edit live at the same time.
There are many other Etherpad knock offs that utilize the code base released by Etherpad when they were acquired by Google.
You can use Bespin to edit code collaboratively.
There is the good old SubEthaEdit that is very good at this sort of thing:
You could also check out Bespin at mozillalabs.
There's links in the old Etherpad site.
There's also WriteBoard - put a dot com at the end of this.
But you know - regular old Google Docs now has this support right?
And here's my one link:
