task-monitor, tunnel and rtc example

A few other things also.

I'll probably be laying off this for a while, but its been a real pleasure seeing what your doing
Im definately excited to see what you come up with

also, if you don't know about it http://codemirror.net/ is definitely worth checking out. I had to use it for work a while back and its pretty nice. Its also what atom uses and a few other popular code editors (I think cloudnine as well)

The Tunnel isn't perfect, its slow remotely and its actually pretty delicate. However, it works remotely and locally (I tested it on a server i had available) https://github.com/formula1/Silk-Server is the server your going to want to use. Its not 100% compatible unless your using my clientside api. You can run it with environment variables to set the ports

```
hp=HTTPPort sp=TunnelSocketPort node tunnel-server
```

To connect you will need to go to the tunnel client application and type in http://webserver.com:TunnelSocketPort then a password. This will give you a unique id. Then go to the webserver and type in the unique id and then the password you set.


The Web RTC Example requires 2 open windows. I tried it a while ago on a remote server with success.

The Task monitor expects the environment to be linux, though making it windows may not be too difficult

On a side note, you can use my api by calling `<script src="/api.js" ></script>`

There you will have access to

* DocumentHost - Direct Access to the server
* ApplicationFork - Direct Access to the Applications fork process
* NetworkHost - Access to a WebRTC Server
* Below is probably not compatible
* RootManager - Direct Access to the top level manager (if the manager isn't root)
* Manager - Access to the above manager