Even some of the small maker targeted ones. For awhile I was searching for a cheap wifi connected microcontroller for some hobbyist home automation stuff. Both the Electric Imp[1] and Particle/Spark[2] products looked great, but they seem to both have obligatory cloud integration. If I spend weeks building something for my home, It has to be able to work until the hardware dies.
Luckily, I found the ESP8266[3] has pretty much all the capabilities I want, no cloud required.
* Funky, confusing little form factor? Check! :D
* Really cute way to get network credentials into the device? Check! :D
* Only programmable in some Javascript variant? Check! :/
* Application server that lets you remotely change the code running on any activated device? Check! :D
* Complete and utter absence of locally-hostable version of said application server? Check! :(
They won't even give you the option of paying more for the hardware to get a copy of the application server. :/