Remote-Powered Developer Tools

Post by sofaofthedamned » Mon, May 06, 2019, 6:43 PM UTC

oaiey wrote: post #84

lostintangent wrote: post #45

Hey 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…

I understand your interest in running this service but it would be the right move to open source the basic service (docker manager, the vs Code Server inside of the containers) so we can host it on our own (or locally on a machine). That does not prevent you to run it with VS Online anyway. If you are interested in cloud hosting, it is anyway Azure/Github DevOps vs whatever Amazon has. And they do not know anything a…

Post by naikrovek » Mon, May 06, 2019, 6:45 PM UTC

ElatedOwl wrote: post #89

I wonder if this will have Visual Studio's Go To Implementation feature. If so, I really hope this gets fully integrated in Azure DevOps repos. It's a great experience right now, but I pretty often end up pulling the repository down just for Go To Implementation.

Post by hirsin » Mon, May 06, 2019, 6:45 PM UTC

azhenley wrote: post #92

I think I used this as an intern at Microsoft in 2016. Can anyone at MS confirm that this has been live internally for a few years? I only ever used it to take a peek at repositories before cloning them locally. It had a fair amount of navigation features builtin, like Go To Declaration, but was not a Visual Studio replacement (like the article says).

Post by jamesgeck0 » Mon, May 06, 2019, 6:58 PM UTC

krispbyte wrote: post #85

Will this only work on Chromium since VSCode/Electrum are based on it?

Post by kevin_b_er » Mon, May 06, 2019, 7:07 PM UTC