Speed up your zombies! - Bootstrap dev environment in 5 minutes!

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This document summarizes and compares several online development environments: Nitrous, Codio, Koding, and Cloud9. It finds that Nitrous is the best fit overall as it allows users to create and share cloud virtual machines while also using local tools through the Atom text editor plugin, and provides templates for common languages and frameworks. While the others have advantages like configuration sharing for Koding or being designed for teaching for Codio, they lack the ability to use local tools like Nitrous or share built machines like Koding.

Speed up your zombies!
Bootstrap dev environment in 5 minutes!

Our criteria
● Simple to use
● Create once and share
● Ability to use local dev tools
● Templates for common tools and frameworks (nodejs, wordpress etc)
● Friendly interface and process so PM can start environment for new project

Solutions
Nitrous
Codio
Koding.com
Cloud9

Let’s compare: Nitrous
● Atom plugin
● Intuitive setup
● Cloud editor

Let’s compare: Koding
● YML config
● Ability to share only configuration
of machines
● Console tools
● Ability to mount remote VM
directories

Let’s compare: Codio
● Designed for teaching
computer science
● Preconfigured stacks
● Web IDE

Let’s compare: Cloud9
● Primary Web IDE
● lacks ability to use local tools
● Sharing workspaces

Summary
● Koding - lacks ability to share built machines
● Codio - not really tool for development
● Cloud9 - sometimes it’s good to use local tools
● Nitrous - local tools limited to atom.io

Our best fit
drumroll… Nitrous!
● create and share cloud VMs
● use of local tool, though limited to Atom
● multiple templates for languages
and frameworks

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