Show HN: Action.io - 0 to Rails in 60 seconds in your browser
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#2When I first saw the logo, I heard:
"Winamp… It really whips the llama's ass!"
Re: Show HN: Action.io - 0 to Rails in 60 seconds in your browser
#3Interesting idea. If this takes off, I feel like it'll end up in every developer's toolbox. Nicely done guys, looking forward to seeing the product!
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#4Looks really good, I hope the rails beta goes smoothly because I would really love to have this for Django. Loved the demo!
PS. Why not: on console focus-loss -> file browser auto refresh
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#5Wow, I'm actually pretty sold.
One question though, is there delay when typing in the browser as there normally is when you ssh into a box? That kinda drives me up the walls, and I am an emacs person.
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#6It looks really interesting, but one of the things I like about standard Rails dev work is I can work offline fairly easily. Mostly this a weird 'I have a really long commute' thing, so I will be keeping an eye on this.
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#7The technology looks awesome but is this a pain point for people? I like developing on my local machine. Setting up an environment can be a pain but I only have to do it once. After that I forget about it.
Also, it worries me to depend on a third party service and my Internet connection to get work done.
Re: Show HN: Action.io - 0 to Rails in 60 seconds in your browser
#8Maybe that will give Cloud9 a run for its money.
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#9email with a plus sign: "There was an error creating your invite, try again."
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#10I really like what you have done. Having transitioned from a Windows/Visual Studio .NET application development environment to an OS X and Rails development environment within the last year, this would have been very useful.