I took a look - registered for the free personal version to try it out. I like the ideas and a nice working demo that sucked me in. I fiddled around with modifying the R code and running it again.

It was a little confusing in places. Eventually I figured out that I need to save the modifications, before running it again. I think I ended up starting up a couple console sessions that I didn't really need. Eventually figured out they were open and that just navigating away from a session didn't shut that session down. I went back in and manually stopped them.

Things that resonate with me. Running on a server in the cloud - including instances that are substantially more powerful than my laptop Dead easy deployment (being a sysadmin or devops type admin is low on my priority list of things to learn) Interesting demo for me to play with Online collaboration - even though I mostly work solo Encouragement to practice version control with research code Scheduled jobs and automating pipelines

I will certainly keep an eye on how it develops and create a project of my own on there in order to better understand the features, what works and what is missing

Thanks for the hard work to get to this point

I suspect that I will continue to play around with it and post some of my own code