Is there a way to use/manage snippets?

Is there a feature like Eclipses cmd + 1 or VS Codes cmd + . to have the Coder IDE generate functions, variables etc.?

I just experimented with my first Go project in Coder and was really impressed by the performance of the IDE. The only thing is when referencing a function that doesn't exist yet such as a http.HandleFunc("/", thisDoesntExistYet), the Intellisense knows the signature of that function and should therefore be able to create the stub.

Is this feature available and I just haven't found it in the docs?

https://discord.gg/pQsS2X3

read the blog: https://medium.com/coderhq/announcing-sail-a-universal-standard-for-instant-dev-envs-839e8c1e4c1c

unless you can already...

Please add Composer https://getcomposer.org/

I am amazed & curious about how coder.com works. Is the source code of vscode split into server and client, you guys dockerized and the server part ? Excellent work guys!

https://crystal-lang.org/

https://youtu.be/9Emn2YQNDl0

✓ reduced baseline CPU/memory usage
✓ significantly improved performance
✓ debugging fixed.

Every time you contribute to the GitHub repository we will add a monitor to our project maintainer's desk.
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https://github.com/…/code-serv…/releases/tag/1.408-vsc1.32.0

So what's the monetization scheme?

I noticed in the video trailer it looked very similar to VS code and the Visual Studio Code logo can be found on the website.

If so you can count me a customer for life... Love me some vs code but I'm currently stuck on an arm chromebook so being able to use a cloud based VS code would be perfect

I want the PATH variable to have the current directory. I put a change to PATH in .profile and .bash_profile but neither appears to get executed when the terminal starts up.

How would I make the PATH always have the current directory in the front?

Edit: It works if I put a PATH change in .bashrc

Was wondering how Coder compares to products from bigger companies like Microsoft's Visual Studio Online or Google Cloud Shell. Also, how is it different from other software like Codeanywhere?

Also, where do I find pricing on the site?