I'm actually surprised that no one created a web fronted to either of them yet. Both of them support a multitude of interfaces anyway, so the hooks should be there. Running Emacs as a daemon would support simultaneous GUI and terminal editing too.

Yes, web-based VTxxx terminals would probably suffice, too, but I'd prefer a native interface.

Someone should do a EmacsHub, where you've basically got a little VPS running an emacs daemon, a web interface to it etc.

Right, I was about to say Vim myself. Especially with the project manager plugin and NERDTree - it works like charm. I am on Windows and Putty is always a life-saver for me.

editors that can be accessed from the shell, via ssh