Nimbella

Nimbella commander was easy to integrate with my Slack workspace. I liked not having to switch back and forth between terminal and slack since with the /nc command, there was a terminal like capability that Nimbella commander provided within Slack. From installation to running commands, I found the product to be intuitive and the documentation to be easy to follow.

I have teammates from all over the world who speak different languages. The translate command set that I installed is actually a pretty cool way to share our languages with one another! I literally just ran one command and I had this functionality for Slack.

First, I was surprised how easy it is to install and run. Second, not having to manager servers and services - that is gold. Third - Sure, there were earlier attempts from other developers to run shell commands from Slack - but security was an issue. NC's security feature feels like another major win. Fourth, this seems to me like a good way to control various services from a single place - have to check this feature out more. If the promise holds out then I dont have to depend on other services to enable control from within Slack - NC will do it for me. I have a few other questions about whether others in the Slack channel can see the results, etc. Will explore further, but this promises to be a neat tool to be productive.

Serverless finally made simple, REALLY. I can focus on my code without headaches on pods, balancers, and so on. Develop a serverless app now is only fun. Amazing support (special thanks to Rodric Rabbah, Josh Auerbach, and Nikhil Acharya, simply awesome).

I just checked the product now and here’s my feedback: 1. Very easy to install 2. Good security features 3. I like AWS pre-built commands, it feels useful Will discover the product more and share later more feedback

The fact that I only have to focus on code logic and not deal with any infrastructure speeds up the process of building apps.

I'm glad I came across this Slack app. I've been wanting to try building something that is serverless but didn't know where to start.

I love how it's so quick to get everything set up. By just clicking a button I had an entire platform ready for me to start adding code to it. Awesome job!