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This looks like a slightly upgraded Mozilla Thimble https://thimble.mozilla.org https://thimble.mozilla.org

• gkoberger 10y ago
  They're both online editors that use the word "remix", but that's really it. Mozilla Thimble is a HTML/CSS/JS learning tool. It's frontend only and doesn't have realtime collaboration. Gomix is backend and frontend. It's collaborative, so a team can work on it at the same time. They're looking to change how teams work together by replacing version control. It also deploys instantly, so there's no saving/uploading/pushing/etc. Source: https://learning.mozilla.org/blog/introducing-the-new-thimble-an-educational-code-editor-for-teaching-and-learning-the-web https://learning.mozilla.org/blog/introducing-the-new-thimbl... and https://www.joelonsoftware.com/2016/05/31/introducing-hyperdev/ https://www.joelonsoftware.com/2016/05/31/introducing-hyperd...
  • asdfasdfa11112 10y ago
    So its a process I need to adapt several of my dev teams to adopt? We just got in a new agile rhythmn.
  • patates 10y ago
    I still didn't understand how they replace version control for the sake of something better. AFAICT, it just lacks version control?
    • facorreia 10y ago
      Lack of version control is a deal breaker for me to just go through the trouble of opening their page and clicking on "Try". Maybe there will be Kiln integration at some point?