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I'm thinking about traveling, and will have very unstable internet. Anyway I can continue to work on my projects on cloud 9? I got bash, Ubuntu with ruby/rails on Windows so I think I got pretty good working environment, but I don't know how I can work on my pc and then on cloud 9 interchangeably. Thoughts? Also, how does gems work? If I install gems on rails project on c9, is that installed to the project or to the host pc(i.e. I need to reinstall it everywhere)? I'm new to programming so I need all the assistance I can get...

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  • You cannot. If you search google for "cloud9 offline" you see some feature requests but that's it. This might be a good time to invest in getting a local environment setup, but doing any kind of offline programming can be difficult if, like me, you are highly dependent on google. – max pleaner Dec 29 '17 at 06:18
  • @maxpleaner I personally live 10 years without Google and I am pretty happy. Check [DuckDuckGo](https://duckduckgo.com/?q=max+pleaner&t=canonical&ia=web) :) – Aleksei Matiushkin Dec 29 '17 at 06:58
  • Hi, If you have committed all changes from cloud9 in your repository and you have configured your environment, I guess you could clone your project from GitHub, Bitbucket or wherevere it is – Pietro Allievi Dec 29 '17 at 11:24

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