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Nitin Gupta

Our New Referral Program and 3 Types of People You Should Invite

Community is hugely important to us — actually, it’s one of Koding’s foundational pillars. We not only strive to keep growing ours, but also want to give back to it, especially to users who help us on that mission. So to help you spread your love for Koding and to thank you for doing so, we recently launched our referral program.

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Nitin Gupta

Real Terminal, All Chrome — No Nonsense

Over the weekend, we launched our very own Terminal app in the Chrome app store, and are pretty excited about it. It’s lightweight, easy to use, and made with a spoonful of developer love! Terminal is the core of all development that’s ever been done in the history of computing. We believe everyone should have access to Terminal — it allows you to build any software you could ever want. Our release of this Terminal app is just a smaller part of our bigger goal and belief in browser-based, accessible computing. If you have a browser, you have a Terminal. Done.

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Devrim Yasar

KODING IS NOW PUBLIC!

When I first saw this picture, I remember, I was in awe reading their names. I was like “Really? Einstein? Planck? Bohr? Schroedinger?” I kept reading their names, again and again, trying to find their faces - I tried to see how they looked in real life. With the teenager in me saying omg omg omg omg…

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Devrim Yasar

CEO 101: Stop calling people 'your people'

Just today I saw another CEO saying on Facebook ‘I have amazing developers’. I said to myself, that’s it. I decided to rant about it. Because I’ve been introduced to people like ‘here is MY CTO’ (‘my’ emphasized), I heard CEO’s say ‘I give my developers x,y,z’ as if they are … whatever, you know what I mean. It bugs me. It bugs me now I am a CEO, it bugged me when I was a CTO, was a developer. It’s wrong, it’s lame, stop doing it. It’s not the same as saying my wife, my children, my cat. It’s bad.

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Devrim Yasar

Travel the world, and talk about Koding!

Yes, we want our users to be our voice. We will buy you flight tickets, conference tickets, book you a hotel room, you can attend to any conference you want, and geek out with developers. Why? Koding, is a new product, is a new community. But if you are reading this, you probably know that Koding doesn’t belong to us. It belongs to our users, to our community. We developers, are merely makers. We make the product, whereas you make it happen.

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