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It's never lead to problems for me. However, some of my coworkers decided not to use c9 due to latency (which has never bothered me for some reason.) I use the
by purplerabbit 9y ago
It's never lead to problems for me. However, some of my coworkers decided not to use c9 due to latency (which has never bothered me for some reason.)
I use the ssh-workspace feature and do my work in an EC2 instance. I've also been playing around with running a local c9 build (https://github.com/c9/core https://github.com/c9/core). Not sure that their license would make this viable for commercial work, but ofc there's no latency / connection requirement if you're running it locally.
Off-topic, you could even run c9 locally in a Chromebook if you were using Crouton -- and without having to install another desktop environment. I do most of my work on a desktop, but if I ever get together a mobile development environment this may be what I do.
- justin-8 9y agoAs cloud9 reaches more regions in AWS there should be very low latency options for everyone. I'm in Australia right now and on the old c9.io the closest servers were in Taiwan and it had a bit of latency. But if you're in remotely the same area then there isn't really any perceptible latency.