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Thank you!


That's exactly why we're spending the extra time to polish our open source release to make it really easy to install, fully documented, etc.


Will you also include support for Docker containers?

Would love to use Cloud9, but as previous poster - the company won't allow it.

Also, will you keep it updated this time?


The deploy panel is disabled for now. It will come back soon, better than you can imagine :)


Very happy to read this!


Yes we use architect. It is at the core of Cloud9. We use it specifically client side. Our updates will find it's way back to the OSS repo soon.


Hi Alan, I'm super excited to tell you that this new version has fixed at least 50% of your issues, and we are tackling those others very very soon. We support PHP now, both in syntax highlighting as well as running. With this release we included one private project for Free accounts! You can always reach us via twitter or support@c9.io. Cheers, Ruben


I attempted to use it in Chrome and Firefox on Lion. When I go to clone to edit a github repository, it just sits at this http://i.imgur.com/cLcum.png


I'm also having problems, but in Chrome on Arch. It hangs for a while telling me my git repository is being cloned, eventually telling me that [repository name] workspace already exists. Upon choosing a new name and continuing, it just keeps hanging indefinitely.


I just signed up with my github acct and it does not let me clone even a single private repository (username: aeon).


This release is a complete rework of the version that was online two weeks ago. Check the download links at the middle of http://c9.io/site/features/ to download a local verson that can sync with online.


Windows is coming soon, few weeks.


Thanks! Will fix this shortly.


In the bug list, when I try to access my dashboard I have some 404 error and I'm not able to access it. The url in 404 are the following : http://d6ff1xmuve0sx.cloudfront.net/2.0.2-d9f5bdba/static/da... http://d6ff1xmuve0sx.cloudfront.net/2.0.2-d9f5bdba/static/re... http://d6ff1xmuve0sx.cloudfront.net/2.0.2-d9f5bdba/static/sh...

It works now!


This seems to be a Node 0.6 issue. We're almost done adapting Cloud9IDE to run on Node 0.6. For the time being please use the node version that is packaged with Cloud9IDE. (Run the shell script bin/cloud9.sh)


Sign-up is back up, the entire site was down for a moment. We're improving monitoring systems to deal with this better in the future.


Great, thanks! I just signed up and tried it out. You guys did an awesome job! The gitHub checkout was flawless and the editor is really nice.

There is, however, one "problem" that prevents me from switching to c9 and trying it out for a few days: as far as I can tell c9 allows us to edit files on your server and then push the updated project back into the git repository. For a web dev like me this would mean a commit after every edit and then I'd have to manually pull the changes from GitHub onto my dev server every single time.

I don't know if I'm the exception here, but I pretty much need my editor to save files directly onto my server (preferably via SFTP). The git integration thing is still great, it's just not compatible with my workflow to do a commit and manual pull for every edit. I don't spend hours making changes and then test them all at once - instead I make small changes, save, and then run tests immediately.


Yep, SSH/SFTP integration is currently number 1 on the list, stay tuned!


Cool, keep up the great work! :-)


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