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neilxchen
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Comment #32522118
Thanks! That's a fair feedback, will take it back to the team and see how we can improve it!
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Comment #32505548
Neil from Nimbus here Just for a quick clarification - it actually refers to manual file sync on your need at the moment. Syncing files automatically is something the team is discu…
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Comment #32505410
Thanks!
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Comment #32504910
Yes, that's correct!
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Comment #32504560
Neil from Nimbus here Thanks for the support! > One question, how does Nimbus manage secrets/creds? Integration with KMS? It actually depends on what type of secrets/credentials th…
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Comment #32503089
If you are talking about programming languages - it supports Golang, PHP, Java, Ruby and more. Mostly any frontend/backend languages (other than mobile development languages) You c…
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Comment #32503010
This is a really great and interesting point. We'd love to make Nimbus such a flexible platform that engineering teams can configure the Nimbus dev environment as close as possible…
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Comment #32501591
Thank you for the support!
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Comment #32499438
Neil from Nimbus here. Thanks for the support! I'm also switching between mac (laptop) and windows (desktop) multiple times throughout the day (depends on where I'm sitting at that…
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Comment #32498911
thanks!!
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Comment #32498903
answered on the parent comment - plz let me know if it doesn't answer the question for you
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Comment #32498853
Neil from Nimbus here. You can view Nimbus workspace as a linux machine that you have, but on the cloud. We built an internal Dockerfile-like IDL to replicate the exact dev environ…
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Comment #32498378
Neil from the Nimbus here. Yeah, we are actually huge fans of writing code on the cloud! To me personally, It feels awesome to offload the package/repo download to the data centers…