I can understand your confusion on "what koding is", that is probably partially my fault. I'm the author of the docs/videos (a koding user, not staff), who is o

I can understand your confusion on "what koding is", that is probably partially my fault. I'm the author of the docs/videos (a koding user, not staff), who is obviously a bit passionate about the platform. I know i had no trouble "Getting" Koding, but that is because remote development is something i've been using/toying with for three or four years now. Originally it was heavy SSH, and focusing on trying to create VIM IDEs and improve a terminal oriented workflow so that it can all work through SSH, but eventually i learned about some of these Online Dev Environments. I used Cloud9 for about a year, before switching to Koding about a year ago. The point being, i've wanted this remote-environment concept for such a long time, it sort of comes naturally to me. I imagine if you're very used to working locally, you have a hard time seeing the advantages of using a remote platform. I can understand, it's a very new tech, and it's not the next coming of Christ or anything. I got a bit overzealous with the "unlimited possibilities" line lol, but i have made an issue on the matter and plan on rewording that. With all that said, i do strongly disagree that "Apparently the Koding team doesn't know either.". You're taking a beta product, with an obviously large list of features that aren't implemented, and saying that the devs don't know what the product is good for. It obviously has a roadmap, both with visible and non-visible features planned, so i think the devs have a good idea where they are headed with it. It's not perfect of course, but online development is quite new. After being a user of many of these platforms, i chose Koding, so obviously i feel it's "the best". I am obviously biased because i have picked this platform as my platform of choice, but with the warning i hope you won't hold this against me. Anyway, you can read my other posts which talk about how my docs project, and especially my "2 minute Koding" video, are not pitches to use Koding. They are for Koding users mostly, people who have already decided on the platform. These are things i, as a user, wanted to give to the community and hopefully foster an environment that i want to feel. Communities are what you make of them, and i am trying my part. I respect your opinion nonetheless, and i'm sure the devs are taking what you say to heart. I hope i can improve the Overview as well, based on the feedback. :)