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Hmm, at one point wasn't there a tight integration between Koding and GitLab? Or at least an attempt to make the tools more cooperative? In fact a Koding acqui
by upbeatlinux 8y ago
Hmm, at one point wasn't there a tight integration between Koding and GitLab? Or at least an attempt to make the tools more cooperative?
In fact a Koding acquisition by GitLab seemed like a no brainer.
FWIW ~2012-2013 there was Cloud9, Koding and Nitrous. Now that Nitrous is defunct and Cloud9 was acquired I'm not sure what fills the void.
Put differently is there a void to fill? Is there an actual demand for web IDE's? Or is this just bling?
- exsilium 8y agoIf you are looking for a self-host solution, you can still use the [GPL version of Cloud9 v2](https://github.com/exsilium/cloud9 https://github.com/exsilium/cloud9). All contributions to the project are warmly welcome.
- staz 8y agoThat was their plan but it didn't work out, they talked about it here https://about.gitlab.com/2017/10/04/devops-strategy/ https://about.gitlab.com/2017/10/04/devops-strategy/ (it's quite an interesting article in general) > And to be honest, it was what we were hoping that Koding would have provided for us, and we have an integration with them, but it hasn’t worked out, really, the way that we had hoped. And so, we’re looking at alternatives, and we think we can probably do this ourselves.