Startup Heroku (YC W08) Now Hosting 40,000+ Apps

Re:Startup Heroku (YC W08) Now Hosting 40,000+ Apps by asdf333 on Monday November 23, 2009 @03:38PM (#958079)

Are they still supporting the herokugarden editor? That thing was awesome since designers could get started w/o installing anything at all.

Feels like they are no longer supporting that. Is that right?

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Re:Startup Heroku (YC W08) Now Hosting 40,000+ Apps by va_coder on Monday November 23, 2009 @07:17PM (#958440)

The problem with the editor is that it gave people the impression that Heroku was a toy, which is what I thought when I tried it.

I retried it 2 months ago and saw it is definitely not a toy. I think it rocks. I love that recent article with the headline 'you have to be an idiot not to use Heroku'.

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Re:Startup Heroku (YC W08) Now Hosting 40,000+ Apps by jamesheroku on Monday November 23, 2009 @03:44PM (#958091)

Correct, the editor is no longer supported. We hope to bring it back sometime in the future.

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Re:Startup Heroku (YC W08) Now Hosting 40,000+ Apps by xavi on Monday November 23, 2009 @05:38PM (#958287)

Now that will be specially interesting for people that want to develop using Chrome OS computers.

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Re:Startup Heroku (YC W08) Now Hosting 40,000+ Apps by freetard on Monday November 23, 2009 @09:43PM (#958596)

You could build on bespin, they have git and hg hook, I guess a heroku hook would be less work than supporting a whole editor.

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