ivan_burazin

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by ivan_burazin 11y ago
Love it! This is why we build what we do :)
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by ivan_burazin 11y ago
Absolutely I agree that you can host your own GIT repo, and people do do it. But you ca not deny that a lot of people use Hosted services. So again I don't see a difference between GiTHub and Codeanwyhere in that aspect. Of course if y
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by ivan_burazin 11y ago
You still ca use GIT and your terminal inside of Codeanywhere. We actually encourage you to use them, if you connect with your GitHub or Bitbucket account, Codeanywhere will list all your repos, so you can spin up a environment with them in
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by ivan_burazin 11y ago
But isn't your "secret sauce" already on some else's servers? Like GitHub or BitBucket? What would be the exact difference here? Really and honestly interest in your thoughts. Thanks :)
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by ivan_burazin 11y ago
Totally agree, and although Codeanywhere is not there yet. We are currently taking steps to enable this exactly. If you internet "breaks" that Codeanywhere won't it will just work (sans things a connection is needed for) and
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by ivan_burazin 11y ago
Would a Offline/Cache mode solve this? Most places now (including planes) have Internet, it can be spotty, but I mean a lot of Browser based apps today continue working even if you're not online and then sync everything you have d
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by ivan_burazin 11y ago
When was the last time you did any development without internet access though? I dont remeber the last time I did that.
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by ivan_burazin 11y ago
I know a lot won't agree, but seriously Cloud IDEs can be very useful. Especially If you are a Web Developer, so if HTML, Node, PHP is you thing I would definitely recommend try them out. Of course I am biased as I am the cofounder of
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by ivan_burazin 11y ago
I totally agree with the post, but it goes beyond just startups it applies to anything you are trying to achieve in life. Are you trying to; learn to play the piano, climb a mountain, loose weight, be a racer car driver and so on? It pretty
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by ivan_burazin 11y ago
I am the cofounder of Codeanywhere.com, would love if you could try it out and send feedback. Cheers
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by ivan_burazin 11y ago
And codeanywhere.com as well.
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by ivan_burazin 11y ago
A lot of Cloud IDEs actually are 'snappier' :)
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by ivan_burazin 11y ago
Have you tried out Codeanywhere.com? We just launched a new version that can handle huge files.
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Making a Cloud IDE as Fast as a Desktop(blog.codeanywhere.com)
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by ivan_burazin 11y ago
Have you tried Codeanywhere.com?
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by ivan_burazin 11y ago
We at Codeanywhere.com offer Web based SSH into any type of server as well
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by ivan_burazin 11y ago
For Writing/debugging software definitely check out Codeanywhere.com. I am the founder so would love your feedback if you haven't tried it out yet. Thanks :)
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by ivan_burazin 11y ago
I could be the Android App as there are some issues with some devices. Codeanywhere the Web App is Free to use but not Open source (yet). We also offer 2FA to our users :)
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by ivan_burazin 11y ago
Thanks awesome! Although I am the founder of a competitor called Codeanywhere, but super synced that your into a CloudIDE!
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by ivan_burazin 11y ago
Although I can understand your point of view, you must understand that creating a web based editor or IDE ( like Thimble ) has a ton of advantages. One being it helps people learn to code. It helps them in this because they don't have
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by ivan_burazin 11y ago
This started quite a conversation, looking at the stats in Codeanywhere it seems at a first glance that Inconsolata is the most used (although true this is the default font). Will do a detailed analysis and report my findings :)
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by ivan_burazin 11y ago
Seems nice, congrats to the team. But so many Cloud IDEs out there already. Also this does not even provide a free tier to try it out unlike all the others. Including my, own Codeanywhere.
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by ivan_burazin 11y ago
I am the founder of Codeanywhere, and I totally agree with ajhit406. This is why we active support non profits like Coderdojo and Codestarter (while it was active).
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by ivan_burazin 11y ago
There are a couple of Cloud IDEs to take a look at other than Nitrous. Including Cloud 9 IDE, Koding and Codeanywhere (which I am the founder of). If you have time to try out Codeanywhere I would love the feedback. Thanks!
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How to start writing ECMAScript 6 ready code with Codeanywhere(blog.codeanywhere.com)
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Top Most Used JavaScript Frameworks This Year(blog.codeanywhere.com)
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Setup a X11 Desktop on Your OpenVZ Container(blog.codeanywhere.com)
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Spin Up AngularJS, Backbone.js, Ember.js, Meteor and Io.js VMs in Codeanywhere(blog.codeanywhere.com)
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You can now access Codeanywhere's VMs Remotely(blog.codeanywhere.com)
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How to Install Symfony2 on Ubuntu 14.04(blog.codeanywhere.com)
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