This completely changes your DEVELOPER workflow 😱

[@TomekSulkowski]

Hey Simon! That's also exactly how we all feel in StackBlitz working on it 😅 Thanks for recording this and sharing your excitement! What a great demo 🔥

[@galaxies_dev]

My pleasure Tomek!

[@kc0tlh]

What an awesome breakdown! Your excitement is palpable. Getting ME more excited about our own product haha

[@galaxies_dev]

Can't wait to see the final release Alex!

[@coding-ai-now]

How did you get the Simple Browser tab to show?

[@j4nch]

It's great, but I'm not sure it would qualify as epic. I mean, VS Code is open source and a web app, it's a great work to have it directly available to work on a web app, but I'm missing what is "epic" about it?

[@jonathanbennett813]

The way it automatically imports and runs a GitHub project for you. That's a big time-saver.

[@kuchukboromdebbarma2117]

And VSC isn’t open source Only a part of it is open source

[@AGUNGKAYA]

Wow. This is insane! People think mobile dev would be the future, but now actually web dev is the future

[@SamiullahKhan]

One advantage is that, the github link with your tutorials can be instantly entertained online. 😆. Without going through cloning, building and running locally.

[@galaxies_dev]

Never thought about it but agree!

[@SamiullahKhan]

I think it will go to paid program for advanced user. I saw Joshua Morony wrote a script to create a sandbox to quickly create angular project and github repo eventually. Code flow can provide this whole flow with its api and cli.

[@LarsRyeJeppesen]

So like vscode docker contsiner?

[@kayodeadechinan5928]

What a vibe!!! I can feel it. Awesome reaction video!!! Thanks for sharing!!!!!!!

[@galaxies_dev]

My pleasure!!

[@LaughingJay]

Just wondering, in terms of security. How secure is it to code in the browser in stead of on a local host?

[@galaxies_dev]

AFAIK it's not sending every keystroke to a server as you can also kill network and continue using it, so it's basically running locally!

[@thedigitalceo]

Is there any difference between this and CodeSandbox which has been out for a while. Can’t wait to test it out but looks like Codeflow doesn’t work on Safari. Disappointing for me since I only use Safari 😢

[@rundtmeg]

I thought the same 😮

[@doddledev7833]

I absolutely see the benefits of Codeflow. But do you guys don't/never use containers (or just locally) with your DB-servers in? This webcontainers don't have access to your local network (and your local containers) right? So you have to make them available on the world wide web? We're using this "stack" in almost every application.

[@sylwia_vargas]

Thank you for this reaction video! I have just reviewed and merged a few PRs with Codeflow 💕

[@rohitdasu]

i think it's similar to "Gitpod". what do you think?

[@galaxies_dev]

Yes it is to some degree.

[@pauloafpjunior]

Fantastic!!

[@irfanbabar8424]

Superb stuff, you are right, if it get little better (I think it will), people will start using it. I definitely try it out.

[@AliciaGuitar]

So does this app mean we do not have to worry about changing node versions? I currently use nvm but i could see this being easier if it means no worries about node versions

[@galaxies_dev]

Good point, yeah you certainly don't need to care about your local node version!

[@JeanPhilippeMaquestiaux]

Let check the limitation (e.g. "local" database)

[@seanknowles9985]

But I can't see any of my favourite plugins??? Seems extremely limited in terms of VScode.....

[@LarsRyeJeppesen]

Whst about vscode plugins?

[@galaxies_dev]

They do work!

[@ricko13]

bro this is kinda old, you can also get into any github repository and press the "dot" key in your keyboard, you'll get redirected to the browser version of vs code.

[@larryshmuck]

In the dot key / browser version of vs code, you don't have any terminal or ability to run extensions.

[@masterlup]

You did not understand the video.

[@nivo6379]

Does it support the language servers that are not written in JavaScript? Probably not. That's why it is not useful as you advertise it. GitHub already had this, and it didn't get much attention. Press `.` in any repo.

[@jeheskielsunloy3881]

Best part of all this that its FREE!

[@Chysann]

Thank you, it works perfect!

If the whole thing were still available for WebStorm. Then it will also be interesting for me.

[@AGUNGKAYA]

the majority now uses vscode

@@AGUNGKAYA And yet I use the much higher-quality JetBrains WebStorm. Lol.

[@IAmServerr]

This is amazing

[@DavidSchmidt07]

Wow. What a time to be a web developer 😮

[@galaxies_dev]

Indeed!!

[@prasadnarayana]

That's simply awesome Now I can work on my freelance projects from client system 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 LOL

[@ambujsahu8162]

Seems like in the future all anyone need is web browser in some machine and than everything will be done in browser only. Maybe we are already in the future.

[@galaxies_dev]

We kind of live there already!

[@tolutronics]

indeed Epic

[@Matheus_1582]

👍😀BLZ 10000000%

[@vampirejs758]

Oh, you are back to chrome? Lol

[@galaxies_dev]

No but actually it did not work well with Arc so for the demo I used Chrome!

[@reverendbluejeans1748]

😭I bought an expensive Mac😭

[@ankurshah7328]

Developers are being prepared for surveillance mindset! Towards political insecurity/insanity!