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I'm a developer at CircleCI, and from my perspective at least this is one of the most exciting features we've released in a while. We're really excited to be able to support Docker on our platform and to make it that much easier for people to test and deploy their code :)
Maybe you should first fix the submission form as it fails due to a network error.
Hi kolev! That's a bummer -- I just gave it a try here and managed to get it to work; if it's still failing for you could you take a screenshot and shoot me an e-mail @ dave@circleci.com?
Still doesn't: "Network error! Please reach out at sayhi@circleci.com. Thanks!"
Hum, that's no good. Could you shoot me an e-mail with your browser / OS / geographic location details?

Thanks!

Doesn't work here either. Chrome, Mac OS Mavericks, Palo Alto.
@borski - interesting; I can confirm that we did get your e-mail and we'll take a look at what's going on in our backend that might be causing the error message.
Browser: Firefox Aurora

OS: OS X 10.10 Yosemite

Locality: Irvine, Southern California

Give them a chance.. These things happen.
I'm not here to give chances, but to report issues. Too sensitive, maybe?
Fixed, sorry for the hassle! Do try again, we'd love to hear from ye :)
Doesn't work still. Anyway, here's my email: http://www.google.com/recaptcha/mailhide/d?k=01HTjtxlLXv2ZuO...
Silly question: does it work if you refresh the page? (front-end is a one-page JS app, so the page needs to refresh)
Re. "Continuously Deliver them to the Docker Registry". Is this focussed on open projects going to the public registry? Or will you provide a private one / integrate with services like quay.io, etc.?

EDIT: Love CircleCI by the way.

At the moment we don't have plans on providing our own registry, though it's worth considering. I think we'd definitely be interested in integrating with companies like quay.io and generally making it possible for people to access their own private repositories.
By the way, for a few months now, Docker offers paid plans for private repositories as well.
You tell us: what do you want from a Docker CI product?
Looks pretty cool guys. Congrats!
Hi! I'm curious why Allen Rohner (your ex CTO) doesn't work for Circle any more? Are you moving away from Clojure to Node.js?