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   Founder of Bitbucket Joins Cloud IDE(blog.codeanywhere.com)

   3 points by ivan_burazin 9y ago|0 comments
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   by ivan_burazin 10y ago

   Sure, you can either connect Codeanywhere to your Linux boxes via SSH or you can use the Boxes Codeanywhere provisions for you.
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   by ivan_burazin 10y ago

   Well we have native mobile apps :) Although be warned the ones on the store are a bit out of date with new ones coming out in a matter of weeks!
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   by ivan_burazin 10y ago

   Thanks for this great question! As the Founder of COdeanywhere I am also really keen on hearing the answers. Also feel free to ask me anything you guys like. Best
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   by ivan_burazin 10y ago

   Hi, I am the founder of Codeanywhere. Thanks for the kind words and let me know if I can help with anything :)
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   by ivan_burazin 10y ago

   Awesome stuff :)
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   by ivan_burazin 10y ago

   Hi all, as the founder of codeanywhere.com I belive I may be able to offer a solution. Our cloud IDE offers free plans and no CC required. So have a try and let me know your thoughts. Kind regards
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   by ivan_burazin 10y ago

   Hi Khash :) Yeah but they changed focus a while back. Stated they are no no longer a Cloud IDE.
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   by ivan_burazin 10y ago

   You named them already, that's pretty much it.
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    by ivan_burazin 10y ago

    We are, codeanywhere.com :)
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    by ivan_burazin 10y ago

    As the founder of Codeanywhere a competitor in the Cloud IDE space this event saddens me. They worked for years trying to change the way people code, but did not make it in the end. Contrary to what people may or may not think, they will be
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    by ivan_burazin 10y ago

    As the founder of Codeanywhere a competitor in the Cloud IDE space this event saddens me. They worked for years trying to change the way people code, but did not make it in the end. Contrary to what people may or may not think, they will be
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    by ivan_burazin 10y ago

    Glad to hear it mark, let me know if you need any help with Codeanywhere
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    by ivan_burazin 10y ago

    Congrats to the c9 team, but if you have a chance would love if you would take a look at https://codeanywhere.com
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    by ivan_burazin 10y ago

    Hi Guys, I am the cofounder of Codeanywhere.com , so I can't say we are the best, but I would definitely appreciate it if you tried us out. We use Codeanywhere to actually build Codeanywhere; frontend, backend and even mobile. Also I a
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    by ivan_burazin 11y ago

    Hi there, have you tried Codeanywhere? Our free plans have no limits and pro plans start at $3/month. Sorry don't want to sound like a cheesy salesman :( Just wondering? Thanks in advance :)
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    by ivan_burazin 11y ago

    As the cofounder of Codeanywhere I would love your thoughts on our service? Thanks :)
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    by ivan_burazin 11y ago

    As the founder of Codeanywhere, I thank you for the link :)
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    by ivan_burazin 11y ago

    Thanks for the post :)
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    Code in Swift from a Cloud IDE(blog.codeanywhere.com)

    1 points by ivan_burazin 11y ago|0 comments
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    by ivan_burazin 11y ago

    Well it give lets say a SublimeText users the advatage that you get using ssh+vim. Not everyone is a VIM user and not everyone wnats to be one. There will always be people that will stick with vim, but some people what the flexiblity that v
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    by ivan_burazin 11y ago

    Even that can be done with x.11, but thats not our focus...our focus is Web development.
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    by ivan_burazin 11y ago

    Thanks for the comment! I have hear of the Google Web IDE. DO you know if its still live and they is a way to see it? Thanks again!
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    by ivan_burazin 11y ago

    We just launched a new interface at Codeanywhere this month, would love your thoughts on it! :)
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    by ivan_burazin 11y ago

    Not yet unfortunatly :(
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    by ivan_burazin 11y ago

    Exactly, we are not going for devs other the web devs, that's our target, that's who we serve and in the end - that's who we are. We in Codeanywhere are web devs, and we made Codeanywhere for us :)
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    by ivan_burazin 11y ago

    You actually read my mind :))
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    by ivan_burazin 11y ago

    Yes you can...Codeanywhere works almost identically on a cheap Chromebook or a top of the line MacbookPro
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    by ivan_burazin 11y ago

    Good point...I don't think its feasible currently at all to have the non-editor parts work with the remote dev enviroment. There are things we can do but this is still in the early stages so we will have to wait and see on that one :)
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    by ivan_burazin 11y ago

    I fly transatlantic once a month....almost always have Internet. And isn't even that expensive about $20.