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I wonder how easy it is to extend the AutoComplete functionality? I would kill to have this integrated with MarGo and Gocode the way GoSublime does. That would give me all the functionality I need in Sublime today, but in my browser and with collaboration. I would die a happy hacker.
Typo on the /pricing page: "This is were your files are stored, ..."
The product itself looks great though, I'm looking forward to hearing about any HN-ers experiences with it.
Didn't see a quick way to point this out through their site, so I'll point it out here on the off-chance one of the creators sees this thread: Typo on the /pricing page: "This is were your files are stored, ..." The product itself looks great though, I'm looking forward to hearing about any HN-ers experiences with it.
Didn't see a quick way to point this out through their site, so I'll point it out here on the off-chance one of the creators sees this thread: Typo on the /pricing page: "This is were your files are stored, ..." The product itself looks great though, I'm looking forward to hearing about any HN-ers experiences with it.
The real killer for me last time I tried it was not being able to edit local files. I have so many projects downloaded and set up that having to move them to the cloud just to make a quick edit is not worth it. Is this something the local app fixes?
I wonder how easy it is to extend the AutoComplete functionality? I would kill to have this integrated with MarGo and Gocode the way GoSublime does. That would give me all the functionality I need in Sublime today, but in my browser and with collaboration. I would die a happy hacker.
Cloud9 uses Treehugger ( https://github.com/ajaxorg/treehugger ) for all language analysis and completion features. It's an AST framework, so it should be fairly easy to plug in other languages.