Looks pretty cool, is it built on top of DigitalOcean? I work at http://www.cloud66.com and we're doing something similar (but on several clouds)
Fortheon – A multi-language cloud application platform
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#22I notice that the pricing is very similar for extensions and application servers. Can you clarify that extension pricing is in addition to the core server hosting?
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#23No python support?
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#24also there are no contact information (email?)
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#25Re: Fortheon – A multi-language cloud application platform
#26There's a typo in the about page: "you're application"... also there are no contact information (email?)
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#28Been working with these guys for 6 months now watching them build the platform and helping them figure out how to scale it on DO, pretty nice tech, smart kids (and I mean kids!) :)
We love what you're doing guys; we built all kind of things early on to use your API with Python, node.js and Go (things like https://github.com/devo-ps/dopy). We're currently trying to integrate DO deeper into devo.ps
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#29Been working with these guys for 6 months now watching them build the platform and helping them figure out how to scale it on DO, pretty nice tech, smart kids (and I mean kids!) :)
So you're the person to talk to when interested in building something on top of DO? We love what you're doing guys; we built all kind of things early on to use your API with Python, node.js and Go (things like https://github.com/devo-ps/dopy ). We're currently trying to integrate DO deeper into devo.ps
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#30Earlier quoted context omitted.
So you're the person to talk to when interested in building something on top of DO? We love what you're doing guys; we built all kind of things early on to use your API with Python, node.js and Go (things like https://github.com/devo-ps/dopy ). We're currently trying to integrate DO deeper into devo.ps
je@ :)