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I saw a talk about node.js by Mike Amundsen the other day - he did all his work using http://c9.io/ http://c9.io/ etc The IDE seemed a bit flaky, but quite powe

by dustin 14y ago

I saw a talk about node.js by Mike Amundsen the other day - he did all his work using http://c9.io/ http://c9.io/ etc The IDE seemed a bit flaky, but quite powerful - the concept certainly seems promising. http://www.amundsen.com http://www.amundsen.com Having said that, for me personally I still prefer a very responsive UI, lots of keyboard shortcuts, and the kind of workspace / UI customization you can only get from desktops nowadays.

drocamor 14y ago
I used cloud9 for a bit. It is nice and in the future I think it may be the way to go. I'm not a node.js guy though, which seems to be what cloud9 is best at. Besides, I'm too used to emacs. I SSH to an EC2 instance and run emacs when I need to write code on the Chromebook.