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C9 is my favorite web IDE. Being open source made it so much better than their competitors because you could install it locally to take advantage of your own h
by benologist 10y ago
C9 is my favorite web IDE. Being open source made it so much better than their competitors because you could install it locally to take advantage of your own hardware. It's really cool that they got acquired vs the fleet of mostly proprietary alternatives.
- e12e 10y agoI tried looking at the github project - can you self-host it in the sense that you could set it up on a server in your home, and use it without needing access to the Internet? I suppose it might be more clear if I install and run the "core" - but there was no mention of docker or vm support, nor root access?
- saaadhu 10y agoYes - I've run it locally. No docker/vm support was there though - I ended up running it the whole thing inside a docker container.
- benologist 10y agoYes, I automated setup here for Chromebooks running crouton (Ubuntu ~14.04) as an example - https://github.com/benlowry/chromeos-dev-setup/blob/master/setup.sh#L129 https://github.com/benlowry/chromeos-dev-setup/blob/master/s...