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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.

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

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 syn…

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 tha…

Windows is coming soon, few weeks.

Thanks! Will fix this shortly.

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…

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.

We're back up. A combination of reaching maturity and offline support will make this a problem of the past.

here it is: http://github.com/ajaxorg/cloud9

Thanks for the reports Melvin. We're fixing the project loading. I haven't been able to reproduce the stuck Enter button yet. The buttons on the right are used for debugging. I'll …

We're seeing this as well. The problems are being investigated.

A difference is that we support actual step through debugging for javascript. Indeed git support is another differentiator. Our Git UI will be released shortly too. We have a plugg…

We are looking into Mono Support, but we don't have a date set for this on the roadmap.

Great comments. So I just answered about pricing on a comment below, but here's the gist of it: We charge per day to give you the flexibility of the cloud. Cloud9 is not an IDE alo…

Well, the idea is this: Normally you have all your stuff on your own computer. You'll install all the software you need, like your database and runtimes and any SDK. With Cloud9 al…

When you are on your own computer, you clone from github to edit your project. See cloud9 as your own computer, but then in the cloud, accessible from anywhere. It should say 'clon…