What value does this add to a local IDE?
With my local IDE I can still program when the internet (or any one hop between my pc and your servers) goes down.<p>A friend invited me to his workspace and all I got was an email containing the following:
> Code with me on <a href="https://friendco.de" rel="nofollow">https://friendco.de</a>
This looks incredibly slick, but I'm still seeing "FriendCode is setting up your Environment. It may take a few seconds" after about ten minutes of waiting. I clicked in from the large graphic on the home page (using FF 24.0).
I was interested in trying it out for doing pair programming. Didn't get so far before I gave up though.<p>* Login with Github, trying to import project, didn't work.<p>* Setup demo application, trying to find how to try it out.<p>* After looking around ~5 minutes, found the "open web server url" link<p>* "An error has occurred: {"code":"ECONNREFUSED","errno":"ECONNREFUSED","syscall":"connect"}" as response when using the url<p>* Trying to open up terminal to debug, terminal loading never ends<p>* Open up logs console thing, blank file.<p>* Closed tab and gave up
This is awesome ! This is exactly what I was looking for. And i'm sure every small startup teams would love to switch to it. I just have a suggestion for you guys, Create something like a section for small students projects too. Small teams from colleges can learn to work together with this very fast.<p>UPDATE: I'm not able to signup with bitbucket. ?
I created a project using the Ruby sample app, but that's about as far as I got (same Setting up Environment problem that others are reporting).<p>I thought I'd try deleting the project I created, but it doesn't seem to do anything. It's also very weird to have a checkbox to delete the project, and then clicking "Save".
Before I say goodbye to my editor, here are a few features that are critical, but sadly are missing:<p>- Debug break points. Yes, I can't live without a debugger.
- Follow a signature to its implementation/declaration, usually by clicking on it.
- Auto completion. I refuse to work without this.
- Refactor tools, I've loved these tools since the 90's.
- Code generation like getters/setters.
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Sounds great, but I get an error (simply seeing "Error :(" displayed briefly) when clicking the "Try Now" button... then it redirects to the login page... is that as designed? I need to sign up to try it?
Also creating my environment would take a few seconds.
It's already running for 2 hours.<p><a href="http://imgur.com/RLkai25" rel="nofollow">http://imgur.com/RLkai25</a><p>Yup, this is about the time it would have taken me to set it up myself.
This looks great! I use Cloud9 right now for all my development; can you tell me if this is different or just an alternative? The collaboration looks more advanced than Cloud9's for one
Looks like a great service, maybe add a subscribe to your homepage for people who are having issues creating a workspace. I'll check back later. Great work though, looks very nice!
Looks cool, but I haven't been able to make a new workspace so far, everything's just waiting. I assume you've had quite a traffic bump.
I signed up and created a sinatra and java app. Wouldn't usually be one to but a downer on a new product but the whole process was quite buggy.<p>Great idea though.