tyler-codenvy

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by tyler-codenvy 13y ago
I have read the article and this thread with keen interest. I am curious to solicit community feedback on our choices as we faced the Node vs. Java choice in 2012. In particular, does our business ultimately suffer long term consequences by
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by tyler-codenvy 13y ago
I thought CodeBox was using the ACE editor as part of their system like Cloud9. And I believe Orion and Codenvy (my company) use CodeMirror. Looking forward to trying out Atom. I can see many advantages already of it as an editor.
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by tyler-codenvy 13y ago
This is very cool. Algorithm trading design is a side hobby of mine, and see the value in this. Good luck with the project. If you get in touch tyler [at] codenvy.com, we'd like to offer you a special integration for free that can he
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by tyler-codenvy 13y ago
That chart does leave a lot to interpretation. I believe this article does a better job of really articulating the state of the market. https://www.quora.com/What-is-the-market-size-of-cloud-IDEs-...
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by tyler-codenvy 13y ago
Hi: I placed a link in my public Dropbox. https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/9657839/Investment%20Fun...
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by tyler-codenvy 13y ago
Here is an unusual one. I have followed this similar strategy for the past 4 years on a more aggressive plan, and have returned 36%, 28%, 33%, and 6% for the past four years. The strategy heavily shorts the market, and goes partially long
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by tyler-codenvy 13y ago
The size of the market in monetary measures depends upon how you define the market itself. If your definition are companies that provide Web-based editors or specifically IDEs with functionality specifically around edit / build /
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by tyler-codenvy 13y ago
This is the list that I track and follow today. Apologies for any duplicates or typos. It's just my scratch pad list. Of course my company, Codenvy should be in the list, too. Koding (funded) CodeRun Eclipse Orion & Eclipse Orion
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by tyler-codenvy 13y ago
The Monaco project form Visual Studio is exciting. We (Codenvy) have tracked nearly 50 web-based editors that have emerged in the past 2 years. A few of them have transitioned into full businesses with venture backing. Most of them have
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by tyler-codenvy 13y ago
From looking at Codenvy's logs, about 3,000 of our recurring users access the system using a chromebook or tablet. It's only single digit % overall, but it's a number that is larger than we would have thought it would be.
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by tyler-codenvy 13y ago
It was a study done by 1200 engineers on LinkedIn and Electric Cloud. I think it was February 2013 when the results came out. This does have a tendency to happen in various degrees in larger enterprise environments where configuration prob
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by tyler-codenvy 13y ago
I am the founder of Codenvy, a type of Web IDE that is more focused on enterprise apps. We have found that the value of cloud workspaces has been around instant access and centralized control (for groups of workspaces). So, it is possible
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by tyler-codenvy 13y ago
Yes, good points. There is some missing context. We did contact them, but I failed to point out that the conversation developed over a number of pre-cursor setup calls. And that before there were substantive acquisition talks, there was
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by tyler-codenvy 13y ago
I have a couple of stories that I want to share. One of which has taught me a lesson about being too trusting. I am both: 1) A venture partner (Toba Capital) where I manage existing investments, do diligence on potential new ones, and make
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by tyler-codenvy 13y ago
Nicely done - very impressive set of capabilities for an early release. Definitely interested in trying and learning more about Clojure with it.
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by tyler-codenvy 13y ago
Codenvy is a cloud IDE. We let you code, build, test, deploy and share all in the cloud. We use Factories to create on-demand, customizable workspaces for project types. We have solutions for developers, teams, enterprises, ISVs, and pub
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Show HN: Announcing Codenvy Factory(blog.codenvy.com)
1 points by tyler-codenvy 13y ago|2 comments
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by tyler-codenvy 13y ago
Hi: I valued this post. I participated (lightly) at a Hackathon a month ago where the were some monetary prizes offered by sponsors at the end of the event. There were two entries that seemed to have a lot of substance for a single day e
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by tyler-codenvy 13y ago
Codenvy offers free Premium subscriptions for OpenSource projects. https://codenvy.com/pricing We haven't completed our automated application form yet. But if you contact us directly, we can configure the accounts.