The cloud9 service isn’t working for you?
You could either try the AWS Cloud9 service or use Glitch. I think those are just to link back to in order to show your work. You can always set up a local environment with node and express to develop and then push your code to Github as well.
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The freeCodeCamp community has decided to move away from Cloud9 because it required use of a credit card, and I guess this new thing doesn’t help anymore either.
freeCodeCamp will be suggesting that you use www.glitch.com. It is super simple to set up, will never require a credit card, and is completely free.
If you have access to a linux/mac machine, or don’t mind setting up a Node environment on Windows, I would recommend doing the challenges locally. There are several posts on the forum explaining how to do that.
If you want a cloud environment similar to cloud9, you could check out https://codetasty.com/, I don’t know much about it, so I can’t recommend one way or another.
Yes, is necessary cc to continue with AWS, thanks to all for the supporting.
If you don’t want to setup a local server (let’s say your computer runs Windows and you don’t wanna jump through hoops to get node working on it) you could always get a raspberry pi and setup a linux development on it, it’s not a free solution but its cheap and you only pay once.
If you are looking for a Cloud IDE, you can also try PaizaCloud Cloud IDE .