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This looks great, it could be a good tool for setting up dev environments for student interns. Not sure how well the C++ is. Their documentation [1] doesn't lis
by saboot 11y ago
This looks great, it could be a good tool for setting up dev environments for student interns. Not sure how well the C++ is. Their documentation [1] doesn't list how to install privately, nor is the pricing for private setups clear.
Could you share how you set this up, and how much it costs?
https://docs.c9.io/v1.0/docs/picking-a-plan https://docs.c9.io/v1.0/docs/picking-a-plan
- maratd 11y agoVery easy to install: https://github.com/c9/core https://github.com/c9/core It's completely open source. License allows non-commercial use, if you want to be completely legit and use this for commercial purposes, you need to get in touch with them or use the hosted version.
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- pokoleo 11y agoWhy would you use anything other than "standard" dev environments for student interns? You've probably ironed out many kinks in your dev environment, and can help them when they run into them. You run risks at alienating your interns with un-manageable errors.
- saboot 11y agoYou answered it yourself > can help them when they run into them I previously had a big reduction in questions regarding version control once I setup GitLab running on our server and a simple tutorial wiki page. We also don't have enough computers for all the interns, but have a powerful number crunching machine. We do engineering work, some students have only used MatLab. A webpage would be much easier to setup, and less hassle for me.