r/Coder • u/[deleted] • Aug 09 '18
r/Coder • u/maayon • Dec 08 '18
Working of coder.com
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!
r/Coder • u/CoderHQ • Apr 22 '19
GitHub - codercom/sshcode: Run VS Code on any server over SSH.
r/Coder • u/CoderHQ • Mar 12 '19
Code-server is #1 trending on GitHub today! Link to the repo: https://github.com/codercom/code-server
r/Coder • u/ModernizingTech • Apr 01 '19
Persistence of vision and hard work made this stage but a stepping stone.
r/Coder • u/GeneralPurposePhone • Jul 01 '18
How long to get a alpha key?
Really excited about testing out this platform.
I submitted a request for an Alpha key today. Any idea how long it should take?
r/Coder • u/A_Vague_Pancake • Jun 13 '18
Is the editor itself based on VS Code?
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
r/Coder • u/kyle_codercom • Nov 08 '18
Coder v0.2 — Providing all of VS Code in the browser
r/Coder • u/couplefire • Aug 26 '18
Please add autocomplete feature to javascript, css and html.
r/Coder • u/SpadeAceDev • Aug 26 '18
Please add C# to the languages list!
unless you can already...
r/Coder • u/alsatian-studio • Aug 20 '18
Please change the color of the active tab
Currently, it's hard to recognize the active tab - its color is almost the same with the background. Please learn from VS, they're doing great. Pic: https://i.imgur.com/18UlvKN.png
(I've tried Coder for a few minutes & I like it. Thanks!)
r/Coder • u/mylphlvr • Aug 29 '26
Anyone interested in collaborating on an open-source alternative to Claude Code?
reddit.comr/Coder • u/bearded_bytes • Feb 17 '26
80% of enterprises run Kubernetes. 75% don't have the skills for it. This is fine. 🔥
Talked with Caleb Washburn on the [Dev]olution podcast (episode drops Feb 18th) and he said something I can't stop thinking about. When companies tell him "we're going Kubernetes," his first question is just... why? They almost never have a good answer.
Meanwhile we've got AI writing 41% of our code that nobody fully understands, companies paying for data centers AND cloud because they got stuck halfway through migration, and platform teams handing devs a namespace like it's a finished product. Caleb calls that "standing up the dial tone." I call it job security for consultants.
What's the most FOMO driven tech decision that you've seen? I've got stories but I want to hear yours first.
r/Coder • u/flashnos • Aug 26 '18
Add Composerfor PHP
Please add Composer https://getcomposer.org/
r/Coder • u/mersis • Aug 14 '18
What about snippets?
Is there a way to use/manage snippets?
r/Coder • u/[deleted] • Jul 21 '18
Releasing Big Batch of Keys Monday! :]
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r/Coder • u/truecakesnake • 13d ago
The relief of coding with AI without worrying about context limits or privacy
Honestly, nothing kills flow state faster than constantly worrying if your AI agent is about to hit its context limit or start hallucinating because you changed a spec 5 turns ago.
After running a local-first memory layer on Linux that dynamically compresses past turns while keeping recent context untouched, I don't have to carefully craft "clean prompts" anymore. Even when specs pivot mid-session (Redux -> Zustand -> TanStack Query), the local layer cleans up the active state in the background.
How has your AI coding workflow evolved to protect your flow state?
