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We indeed count third-party node_modules and large packed JavaScript files as "dependencies".

We did a massive rewrite last year ( https://c9.io/blog/announcing-the-all-new-cloud9-development... ). We adopted a new plugin system and started with a completely new, clean code…

The URL is very similar but notice how the subdomain differs. The outer Cloud9 runs on (ide.)cloud9-lennartcl.c9.io. It responds on that URL and on *.cloud9-lennartcl.c9.io. That's…

In this case the tech team recently switched to Ghost for blogging and didn't realize that it doesn't automatically scale images when you upload them :)

400K physical SLOC including comments. Count without inline docs/comments was >320K.

You have good eyes :) The screenshot uses the "legacy" white theme that didn't have the flat look yet. It did have a few more dark colors at the edges, which is why it was used for…

Fixed that, somehow that slipped through, thanks for the heads up :)

Ahh Enterprise. Protip for anyone applying for an enterprise job: just copy-paste https://github.com/EnterpriseQualityCoding/FizzBuzzEnterpris... when they do the mandatory fizzbuz…

This: http://pando.com/2014/11/13/why-the-new-social-network-this-...

As you can imagine we're getting a big load of traffic on release day. Which is fine; we have many servers hosting these containers. Some new ones are being spawned as the traffic …

Check out the minimal mode that Cloud9 provides in the preferences/welcome screen. It makes Cloud9 look like an Ace editor without any of the cruft.

The new version is based on a completely new code base. We have a new core and eventually ported and rewrote most of the old plugins one by one. We're working on the APIs and docum…

The new version absolutely has SSH workspaces. You can SSH into your own machine or get an SSH box from e.g. digitalocean.com and use that with Cloud9 if you like.

Open source is still very important to us. We will release an open source offering to github soon.

Our product is an IDE, so we use it every day to develop the next version of http://c9.io .

It's definitely possible to have a server-side component for doing that kind of stuff, and that has been something we've been experimenting with ourselves. The interface for these …