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Dev tools · December 22, 2015

Source Lair

SourceLair lets people develop software in their browsers.

Source Lair launched on December 22, 2015 with 136 votes, #213 of 3,505 launches that month and more than 90% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 10 years on.

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What it does

We've been helping developers with products, consulting and trainings, for a decade. Need help with DevOps, Docker and containers? We are your go-to company.

We are the go-to company for containers and DevOps. We build products and provide services making developers more efficient and happier. Our eponymous product is fully-featured IDE for Python and JavaScript web applications, that lives in your browser. It is the perfect tool for web developers on the move. We built Stolos to take the chaos of enterprise development environments and put it into order. Stolos runs the apps developers work in a remote, company-wide Docker cluster, while letting them use the editors and IDEs they love — from Vim to Visual Studio Code. It just works. With LOGIC , we help companies build modern, rock solid applications and workflows with confidence, rapidly with…from sourcelair.com

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