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Comment #25884786
Yes, Gitpod is open-source and can be self-hosted: https://github.com/gitpod-io/gitpod/
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Comment #24351086
FYI, gitpod.io is similar and works pretty well on Safari and iPad
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Comment #24351072
FYI, the Gitpod blog has some thoughts on this comparison: https://www.gitpod.io/blog/github-codespaces/
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Comment #23094493
Hey, that's awesome! Thanks for the update.
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Comment #23094373
You've probably seen https://gitpod.io then, which is kind of a hosted Theia that seems to work well in any browser/OS/device?
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Comment #23094345
Monaco has a few rough edges on iPad, but overall it seems to work great with https://gitpod.io (same editor as VSCode).
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Comment #23094170
This sounds like good feedback. What do you mean by "github or azure enterprise package"? I think Gitpod Self-Hosted was successfully installed on GCP, AWS, and Azure, and we're wo…
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Comment #23094088
I don't think VS/GH Codespaces are open-source, and they don't seem to support GitLab. However, if you do need something based on open-source that works with GitLab, take a look at…
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Comment #23093937
> Gitpod looked nice but the fact that you can only customize the editor per-repository doesn't make sense to me. Gitpod also has user-specific Preferences, and even user-specific …
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Comment #23093803
You're right, Gitpod uses Theia, which uses Monaco, which doesn't officially support mobile browsers. However, we do extensive testing of Gitpod and Theia on mobile devices, and wo…
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Comment #23093370
FYI gitpod.io offers 16 CPU / 60 GB RAM, and works great on Chromebooks & iPads.
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Comment #23093318
We're pretty stoked to have new friends in cloud-native development! Microsoft/GitHub joining the dev-environment-as-code movement is huge, will likely save us all a few more years…
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Comment #22794231
You're welcome! And yes, both Theia and OpenVSX can be self-hosted. Please report issues if something is unclear or doesn't seem to work.
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Comment #22793303
But the Eclipse Foundation is a pretty good place to develop vendor-neutral open-source software, kind of like the Linux Foundation. There are many great open-source projects under…
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Comment #22793283
You're 100% correct, Theia supports configuration via a .vscode/ directory, because that seems to be a "standard" way to configure your IDE. (Before you jump, yes it also supports …