[mikegreen]

Disclaimer: I'm just a product/biz guy that codes on the side.

I started using CodeAnywhere earlier this year to manage a small PHP+mysql geospatial email system for an aviation charity I do the tech for...so wanted something cheap (its $120 a year?) and able to teach a non-tech how to go in and make a change (as I don't want them making edits in the github UI). I was also using my Chromebook a lot while traveling and using shared space, so I needed a decent dev environment without Chrome plugins/jankiness/slowness from a 4gb system.

They have Android and iOS apps that make changes when on the go a touch easier, though code on a Nexus is pretty rough on a plane :-)

So far, pretty good - initially they were making changes to how containers were created and destroyed, causing some changes in the syntax of how a container is defined thus causing mine to be troublesome. However, their support was pretty responsive and got it sorted out.

gomix.com as mentioned here already is pretty new but has been reliable for me so far. It is a fogcreek venture so I imagine it will mature pretty quickly.

[ivan_burazin]

Hi, I am the founder of Codeanywhere. Thanks for the kind words and let me know if I can help with anything :)

[marktangotango]

I took a stab at this domain (online dev environment) with a service recently, and it's really hard! So congrats on codeanywhere, it's really nice. My qustion is; how does code anywhere handle mobile users? Every syntax highlighting text component I tried utterly failed on mobile slash touch devices.

[ivan_burazin]

Well we have native mobile apps :) Although be warned the ones on the store are a bit out of date with new ones coming out in a matter of weeks!

[ben_utzer]

Custom Domain: on the tooltip you wrote "domian" ^_^