Great looking forward to this, as I believe this strategy of being able to hack directly on a shared code-base from a browser-based IDE will end up being the mo

Great looking forward to this, as I believe this strategy of being able to hack directly on a shared code-base from a browser-based IDE will end up being the most productive environment, especially if it's integrated and can easily consume managed PAAS infrastructure services without the hassle of maintaining or trying to scale them yourself. Having an auto-updated IDE will also be a nice change. I haven't been excited about web-based IDE's previously as all the ones I've tried have been clunky and slow, but it looks like this is being built with Dart so should offer better start-up and runtime performance given it will be running natively on the DartVM inside Chrome App. Looking forward to the day that I'm able to login, hassle-free to any ChromeOS PC and have instant access to my working environment. Which will be useful if you ever want to upgrade your workstation, e.g. when it breaks down or a shiny new model comes out.