I used Cloud9 for about nine months before Amazon acquired the company. I loved it-- I loved having separate environments per-project. I enjoyed the collaborat

I used Cloud9 for about nine months before Amazon acquired the company. I loved it-- I loved having separate environments per-project. I enjoyed the collaborative features as well (send a link to look at code or preview something, etc). I see a lot of potential with them and I would love for them to be more mainstream. After Amazon acquired the company I cancelled my subscription (I was paying annually.. I think it was $190??). I knew Amazon was going to murder the service, require an AWS login and who knows what. I have tried others since then like code spaces and some open source/self hostable solutions (I have even tried the old self-hostable Cloud9 code). Ultimately, I gave up on it... why? I didn't like the idea of self hosting (more attack surface area, etc). I didn't like any companies offering the service.