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Last Updated: 01-01-2023 12:00 AM (UTC)

Visual Studio Code Server

Unleash the coder in you from anywhere, on anything that can browse the web, with the docker-code-server, brought to you by the LinuxServer.io squad! Imagine tapping away at your code on a tablet while lounging on the beach or debugging that pesky script on your Chromebook at your favorite coffee shop. With this nifty tool, you can maintain a single, slick development environment across all your gadgets. And for those who juggle between Windows or Mac and Linux, it's like having a secret passage directly to Linux-land. Plus, let's talk turbocharging - big cloud servers mean your tests and builds are faster than a caffeinated squirrel. All this, while your laptop's battery breathes a sigh of relief, because the heavy lifting is done elsewhere. Say goodbye to a bazillion Chrome tabs eating up your resources, and hello to coding freedom with RepoCloud's wallet-friendly hosting!

Visual Studio Code Server

Benefits

  • Access VS Code from anywhere
  • Code-server allows you to access Visual Studio Code from any device with a browser. Whether you're using a Chromebook, tablet, or laptop, you can have a consistent development environment.
  • Develop for Linux on Windows or Mac
  • With code-server, you can easily develop applications for Linux even if you're using a Windows or Mac workstation. Take advantage of large cloud servers to speed up tests, compilations, downloads, and more.
  • Preserve battery life
  • By running intensive computations on your server instead of your local device, code-server helps preserve battery life when you're on the go. You no longer need to run excess instances of Chrome.

Features

  • Remote development
  • Access Visual Studio Code remotely from any device with a browser.
  • Cross-platform development
  • Develop applications for Linux on Windows or Mac workstations.
  • Server-side computation
  • Offload intensive computations to your server to preserve battery life.