vscode.dev

Bringing VS Code to the browser

4.9•33 reviews•

657 followers

Bringing VS Code to the browser

4.9•33 reviews•

657 followers

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Now when you go to https://vscode.dev, you'll be presented with a lightweight version of VS Code running fully in the browser. Open a folder on your local machine and start coding. No install required.

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Launch tags:Open Source•Text Editors•Developer Tools

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Developers of the World Wide Web, Check this out: VS Code in Browser 🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯 This quote by @chrisdias aptly summarizes the vision behind VSCode. "Bringing VS Code to the browser is the realization of the original vision for the product. It is also the start of a completely new one. An ephemeral editor that is available to anyone with a browser and an internet connection is the foundation for a future where we can truly edit anything from anywhere." Read the complete blog here: https://code.visualstudio.com/bl...

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5yr ago

KaraboAI

I discover great products on producthunt, but this one is one of the best I have discovered in a while. I just love it, this is going to go well with my online tutorials - if everyone can just open a browser and start coding, it will help my teaching a great deal. Thank you so much for this, the remote-repo option is a gem

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5yr ago

I used the docker image for VS Code, I used the release te client via SSH, but I guess this one is yet another use case. I understand that it actually takes resources from the machine browsing it, am I right? Like I can use my phone or other non desktop OS devices? Edit: while looking at it, kind of obvious would be option to keep accounts/preferences and integration with desktop versions of it (i.e. via GitHub repo).

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5yr ago

Extend by Auth0

I have been working with various states of VSCode in the browser for months now and it is amazing. Congrats team!

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5yr ago

Wow this is awesome! VS Code on a browser, on a remote repo? thats the dream.

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5yr ago

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@daryllman it was due for such a long time 😭

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5yr ago

This tool allows me to write code anywhere, anytime, as long as I have a browser. Cool.

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5yr ago

Hurray! the only MS product that I love is going web. no more hassle on local machine.

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5yr ago

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Reviewers describe vscode.dev as a fast, lightweight editor that stays easy to use while covering core developer needs well. The most repeated strengths are its broad extension support, efficient editing and debugging, and integrated Git tools, which help people move quickly without extra friction. Users say it handles different project sizes smoothly and keeps them focused instead of feeling bloated. Founder feedback is sparse but aligned: makers of minimalist phone: reduce your screentime and PeakRoutine also frame it as a practical, lightweight choice for coding.

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Termdock draws inspiration from vscode’s principles, but we intentionally took a different path. Termdock ships with multiple workspaces and a terminal‑driven workflow, supports Git isolation, and lets you operate several projects without interfering with each other. While Termdock is not a fork of vscode, vscode remains a highly professional and mature project—we learned a lot from its architecture and product design concepts. We evaluated Cursor, Zed, JetBrains Fleet, and several Web IDEs. They excel in editing experience and AI assistants, but the combination of native multi‑workspace support, deep terminal integration, and Git isolation didn’t fully meet our needs. Therefore, we chose the Termdock approach: terminal‑centric with workspaces as logical boundaries to ensure stability and speed when running multiple projects in parallel.

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