It's worth noting that the new VS Code Remote Development extensions are not open source, which means that it is impossible for the community to fix bugs, and add new platforms/environments/features, or see the code that's running in their environment without reverse engineering. https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/remote/faq#_why-arent-the...
Thanks for pointing that out. (Also odd formulation of the question: "Why aren't the open soure? - We made the decision to keep them closed source." The actual answer is to the next question: "we may provide premium developer services.")
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#112On trying to connect my Win10 VSCode Insiders build using this to a MacOS it says "Can't connect to mac: unreachable or not Linux x86_64 (Darwin x86_64)". Is this limited to only Linux and MacOS being the host via OpenSSH here?
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#113Hey all! I’m the author of this post, and lead the PM team at Microsoft behind IntelliCode, Live Share, and the cloud-based remote development capabilities described in this article. We’re looking forward to working with developers, and learning how to further support teams who are looking to up-level their productivity and embrace further workplace flexibility (yay for remote development!). In the meantime, feel fre…
What's the situations going to be like for third-party addons for this? My company has need of an online IDE for our end users to code against, and obviously writing our own seems like too gargantuan of a task that will likely result in sub-par outcomes. Could we instead make some kind of first-class addon for VS Code Online, and funnel users into setting that up instead?
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#114Anyone know if there will be an on-premises option for this? I'd love to have this but for various reasons we'd have to run it off our own servers.
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#115On trying to connect my Win10 VSCode Insiders build using this to a MacOS it says "Can't connect to mac: unreachable or not Linux x86_64 (Darwin x86_64)". Is this limited to only Linux and MacOS being the host via OpenSSH here?
Yes, at the moment only Linux is supported for the server. But please upvote the relevant issues so we know which other platforms people are most interested in running Code server on: https://github.com/Microsoft/vscode-remote-release/issues/24
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#116Earlier quoted context omitted.
Thanks for pointing that out. (Also odd formulation of the question: "Why aren't the open soure? - We made the decision to keep them closed source." The actual answer is to the next question: "we may provide premium developer services.")
https://www.theia-ide.org/ is vendor-neutral open source governed by an open source foundation (the Eclipe Foundation).
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#117Earlier quoted context omitted.
>>“running on an iPad Pro” I was under the impression that browser based IDE won’t work on iOS because safari (or maybe UIkit) doesn’t support some type of controls. I can’t find the mention but I read that here at HN not long ago
Afaik the WebKit fix is in, but hasn't shipped in iOS yet (as of 12.2) https://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=149054
https://bugs.chromium.org/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=118639
"it's a discussion we've had internally many times. The Android Keyboard team, however, has decided that key-codes are not the way to go... and I cannot say they are wrong.
While there are certain advantages to key-codes, they are also very limiting. They get in the way of auto-correct, auto-suggest, swiping, voice dictation, and many others. There are many possible capabilities of a soft "input method" that do not fit the paradigm of key codes."
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#118This is an interesting development since there is already a multitude of online IDE's that are based on Visual Studio Code: - StackBlitz: https://stackblitz.com/ - Theia: https://www.theia-ide.org/ - Coder: https://coder.com/ Overall, this is a prime example of one of the synergies that Microsoft was able to create from the GitHub acquisition which was the missing puzzle piece. Microsoft now has control over a comple…
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#119This is an interesting development since there is already a multitude of online IDE's that are based on Visual Studio Code: - StackBlitz: https://stackblitz.com/ - Theia: https://www.theia-ide.org/ - Coder: https://coder.com/ Overall, this is a prime example of one of the synergies that Microsoft was able to create from the GitHub acquisition which was the missing puzzle piece. Microsoft now has control over a comple…
The VS Code Remote Development extensions look nice too but are not open source https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19841089