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Apparently not: https://mobile.twitter.com/amasad/status/1072930703065501696 https://mobile.twitter.com/amasad/status/1072930703065501696
by underwater 8y ago
Apparently not: https://mobile.twitter.com/amasad/status/1072930703065501696 https://mobile.twitter.com/amasad/status/1072930703065501696
- pbalau 8y agoDamn... :(
- amasad 8y agoNuclide replaced FBIDE, the internal pre-setup web IDE that Facebook used. Having a pre-setup environment is a huge productivity boost: - dev env onboarding takes a minute instead of a week - employees can code "on the go" So predictably, if they get rid of Nuclide there needs to be an alternative and doubtful they've built something new because... why.
- vjeux 8y agoNuclide has always had a ton of value for Facebook itself as we could build a lot of Facebook-specific integrations and ship a new version to all the developers every week. It's now the most used editor at Facebook. This announcement is about the open source version of Nuclide, which has never received a lot of love and didn't have a lot of adoption.