fix build

Author: fjakobs

recentFiles.json

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src/deploying/deploying_code.md

@@ -1,30 +1,22 @@
 # Deploying Your Code
 
-Cloud9 IDE offers many different ways to get your code from your editor to your 
-production server. To deploy your code, click on the **Deploy** button in the 
-Project Bar:
+Cloud9 IDE makes it easy to deploy to a wide variety of hosting providers
+through their native command line tools.
 
-![The Deploy button in the Project Bar](./resources/images/deployButton.png)<232, 109>
 
-We offer tight integration with the following environments:
-
-* [Heroku](deploying_to_heroku.html)
-* [Windows Azure Sites](deploying_to_windows_azure_sites.html)
-
-Following these links will provide you with more information on code deployment.
-You can deploy your code to as many services and servers as you like. Keep in 
-mind that you'll already need an account at those hosting providers before you 
-can deploy your app to them!
-
-If you're comfortable with the command line, you can also deploy to several more
-environments, such as:
+We have compiled instructions of how to use the following services:
 
+* [Heroku](./deploying_via_cli.html#heroku)
+* [Windows Azure Cloud Services](./deploying_via_cli.html#windows-azure-web-sites)
 * [Windows Azure Cloud Services](./deploying_via_cli.html#windows-azure-cloud-services)
 * [Google App Engine](./deploying_via_cli.html#google-app-engine)
 * [CloudFoundry](./deploying_via_cli.html#cloudfoundry)
 * [NodeJitsu](./deploying_via_cli.html#nodejitsu)
 * [Modulus](./deploying_via_cli.html#modulus)
 
+Keep in mind that you'll already need an account at those hosting providers before you 
+can deploy your app to them!
+
 Warning: Before you attempt to deploy your application, make sure that you have 
 committed all your changes to version control. Cloud9 deploys for you whatever 
 was last committed to version control.

src/deploying/deploying_via_cli.md

@@ -19,8 +19,6 @@ If deploying to Heroku, you should probably be using a local instance of Postgre
 
 ## Windows Azure Web Sites
 
-### Free and Premium Plans
-
 In [the Console](./console.html) or [a Terminal](./terminal.html), type the 
 following:
 
@@ -31,23 +29,6 @@ npm install azure
 Now, you can use the `azure` command from the Console/Terminal. For more 
 information, read [the official `azure` documentation](https://github.com/WindowsAzure/azure-sdk-for-node).
 
-### Premium Plans
-
-To deploy to Azure sites from the command line, open the Terminal and type:
-
-```bash
-cd ~/lib/azure-sites
-npm install
-```
-
-Then, add the bin to your workspace's path:
-
-```
-PATH=$PATH:$HOME/lib/azure-sites/bin
-```
-
-Now, you can use the `azure` command in the terminal.
-
 ## Windows Azure Cloud Services
 
 For free and premium plans, follow the instructions on the 

src/features/java_runner.md

@@ -1,3 +1,4 @@
+# Java Runner
 
 While there are currently no Java builders or runners out of the box, the process of making your own is very quick.