Go Testing: Contexts and t.Parallel()
This blog explains a common testing bug when using <span style="color:red">*t.Parallel()*</span> and test timeouts, e.g. <span style="color:red">*context.WithTimeout()*</span>, and explains how to avoid it.
This blog explains a common testing bug when using <span style="color:red">*t.Parallel()*</span> and test timeouts, e.g. <span style="color:red">*context.WithTimeout()*</span>, and explains how to avoid it.
Keep developers in flow. It’s not just a mantra here at Coder. It’s the mission that guides the company. And it’s the reason we’re releasing a new version of our software. Let me explain.
This blog explains the the integration between JFrog Artifactory and Coder as it represents a significant advancement in secure and efficient software development. By leveraging Artifactory's capabilities for binary artifact management along with Coder's automated workspace provisioning, development teams can establish a secure, streamlined workflow.
The new hub for creating and extending Coder templates.
Skydio customer story on their journey to using Coder.
Choosing a cloud-based development environment shouldn’t be hard. That's why we've put together a streamlined overview of our two popular options: code-server and Coder. Both are web-based, secure and offer impressive features. Let's begin by exploring code-server, the project that paved the way for web-based coding environments.
Coder partners with JetBrains to deliver an integration between Coder and JetBrains Gateway. Coder's self-hosted remote development platform empowers the Global 2000 to run Coder and JetBrains IDEs with any cloud and git provider. Coder eliminates manual development environment setup, gives developers more compute than on local machines, and intellectual property is secure.
Enterprises are making use of data as a competitive advantage but struggle with quickly setting up development environments and keeping them consistent. Coder eliminates this toil while supporting any analytics, data engineering and data science tooling with end users' remote development environments.
Onboard developers and improve productivity with Coder's self-hosted remote development platform. Scale to thousands of developers with cost-effective containerized development environments using Coder deployed on Red Hat OpenShift, a container orchestration infrastructure based on Kubernetes.
Leveraging the flexibility of Kubernetes and Coder's embedding of a Terraform provisioner in its control plane, developers and data scientists can create powerful remote development environments that include databases and database administration tools in addition to their application container.