mkremer90

I understand what you're doing, but the plans (at least in English) are quite confusing. Technically they are all month to month plans, but naming them "Month" "Year" and "Eternity" is rather confusing. I would definitely think about renaming them to something not having to do with a date range.

Thanks for the input chaddeshon. I would love to chat with you about what you expected vs what you found, and what you would change.

Mind shooting me an email matt@mattkremer.com? Thanks!

I think this was definitely an emotional failure, and not an actual one. The sheer emotion behind the two other people I was working on this with telling me they don't think I should pursue it further is what put me over the edge, and why I abandoned it for a period of 4-5 months.

I think there are legs here, and I have a plan to test out this concept again with a relaunch.

Thanks for the feedback!

Thanks for the replies guys.

I definitely gave up too quickly I think (not saying that how it was would have turned out though, it definitely needs to be reworked).

I think just the sheer emotion behind the other people I was working with thinking I could shut it down, and other personal circumstances is what drove me to "abandon" it for 4 months.

Hopefully what I'm working on now will prove that there is still some substance behind this idea.

That is really strange, I'll look into it! Thanks for letting me know.

My only Windows machine is at home though, so won't be able to check right away.

Hey colanderman, you can't see my post or you can't see Kobra.io?

More information about you? The contest? The teams? The idea? Shoot me an email mkremer90@gmail.com

This seems to quit immediately for me in Mac :(

Sorry I didn't respond earlier, I was getting server errors when hitting reply.

SCM is still managed on your server, not built into Kobra yet, however that is definitely on our list of things planned.

It's browser based, so linux support should work fine.

I know it's probably a common one, but I tend to hang out on http://dribbble.com

All of these are very good points. I have a friend that programs that I've still not told about our dev studio as I really don't want to hire someone that I feel would inclined to "let slide" on things.

Yeah, I'm looking at using it for my current project. Need to be able to boot up dev environments on the fly. Can you get SSH access directly into them instead of through the original server?

Great article, I'm not extremely versed in Docker, but it left me with a better understanding of the process. Thanks!