Ben Potter

Product Manager

Run OpenAI Codex in self-hosted cloud development environments built for regulated enterprises. See how Coder secures AI coding agents at scale.

How To Set Up Enterprise Development Environments with OpenAI Codex and Coder

Run Claude Code on governed cloud infrastructure instead of local laptops. Learn how Coder secures AI coding agents with centralized controls and audit trails.

Using Claude Code with Coder Workspaces

AI tools are reshaping how enterprise development teams work, but success requires more than just deploying the latest assistants. Drawing from our work with Fortune 500 companies and other enterprise customers, we've identified key lessons around what works when adopting AI in enterprise software development.

Inside AI Adoption: Lessons from Enterprise Software Development Teams

On July 30th, we hosted a fireside chat with leaders from Anthropic's product and developer experience team who is building Claude Code to explore how AI coding agents are reshaping development workflows. Here are the highlights.

How AI Agents Are Redefining Developer Workflows at Anthropic

Coder Tasks lets enterprises and hobbyists alike self-host coding agents in practical, secure environments on your existing infrastructure.

Day 1: Run AI Coding Agents on Your Own Infrastructure with Coder Tasks

Learn about our plugin for Backstage.io, a framework for building developer portals

Introducing the Coder Backstage Plugin

Discover how embracing cloud development environments (CDEs) can elevate your enterprise's efficiency and streamline your coding processes, effectively tackling complex issues while boosting developer morale.

Introducing CDEs

Introducing Cloud Development Environments to Your Enterprise

The term “cloud development environment” (CDE) is pretty ambiguous. If you are looking into setting up CDEs for your enterprise, it’s important to consider the different architectures. For example, you may be surprised to learn that the Slack engineering team (as well as 44% of Coder users) use virtual machines over containers as their primary development environment.

Pie chart

Four Reference Architectures for CDEs: Kubernetes vs. VMs

The new hub for creating and extending Coder templates.

Introducing the Coder Registry

Set up self-serve Kubernetes workspaces with Coder. Give developers full kubectl access in your cloud.

Kubernetes namespaces as dev environments

We've release a number of features in Coder v2!

What's New in November 2022

How our development team shares one giant bare metal machine

Groups, template RBAC, API tokens, dashboard redesign, 

What's New in October 2022

Remote IDEs bring productivity benefits to software teams. See how to optimize them for low latency

Achieving low latency remote development

Coder is a self-hosted platform for managing remote IDEs. We're excited to be a partner on the DigitalOcean marketplace.

Dev Environments on DigitalOcean with Coder

Jonathan Yu

Senior Software Engineer

Containerize your dev and build workflows to share dependencies and reduce configuration drift across environments.

Reduce CI failures with unified dev and build environments

Create developer workspaces that run on your organization’s infrastructure and have your new engineers start coding on day one.

Automate developer onboarding with Coder

Coder works with Teleport! See how these tools work together to empower developer teams.

Secure developer infrastructure with Teleport and Coder

Mark Milligan

Head of Sales

Ona and Coder both provide developers with reproducible, powerful, cloud-based developer environments or workspaces. See the differences.

Coder vs. Ona: Which is better for your team?

Joe Previte

Software Engineer

Last week, we released code-server 4.0. This is a big milestone for the project because it’s our first major release since March 2020. 

code-server 4.0

Coder and Shipyard give developers superpowers with ephemeral dev and staging environments.

Automated development and staging environments with Coder + Shipyard

Learn how JetBrains’ shared index feature can speed up your IDEs with large projects.

Faster JetBrains IDEs with shared indexes

Tyler Crandall

Today, we are pleased to announce that you can also install and run Coder with Docker! 


Coder for Docker and AWS EC2 Alpha: Coder v1.25

JetBrains has released some tools that make it possible to develop remotely with their suite of IDEs 🎉

Remote development tools for JetBrains IDEs

In Coder v1.23, we added the ability to include custom applications in your workspace.

Run any application or IDE in Coder

Marc Paquette

Freelance Writer

How to connect to your VS Code Environment (local or on a cloud server) from any machine by using a remote server!

Connect to a Remote Server with VS Code

Coder 1.21 introduces core infrastructure improvements that enable lower latency, a simplified control plane, and more secure connections. Also included is RStudio support and documentation for installing Coder on OpenShift.

Coder v1.21 has been released!

code-server is a tool for developing on a remote server with VS Code in the web browser.

Deploying code-server and developing in the cloud

Development environments as code, see how a Coder workspace works.

What's in a Coder workspace?

Workspaces can be automated to clone git repos, install a specific versions of Node / global packages, set environment variables, and more.

Configuring Node.js Workspaces in Coder

On June 10th, we'll be at Dark Wolf Solutions HQ in Herndon, VA, for the first Coder User Group. 

Join us & learn about Coder —  June 10th

We’re pleased to announce the release of Coder v1.17! This update includes environment auto-start and workspace providers for a faster connection across regions!

Coder v1.17: Environment autostart and workspace providers

We’re pleased to announce the release of Coder v1.16! This update includes port forwarding over SSH, our beta REST API, and a dashboard redesign!

Coder v1.16: SSH Port Forwarding, REST API, and Dashboard Redesign

Combining Coder’s source-controlled development environments with CodeTour visual explanation of a codebase let you onboard new developers and projects faster. 

How to onboard new developers with CodeTour

We’re pleased to announce the release of Coder v1.15! This includes updates to Coder’s PWA manifest, a redesign of the admin panel, performance improvements, and bug fixes.

Coder v1.15: Admin Panel Refresh and Coder PWA Updates

Meet Pratham, a 16-year-old student and developer. He shares development tips and resources to his 25K Twitter followers on topics such as machine learning, backend development, new libraries, and learning to code!


Pratham Prasoon - Coder Community Spotlight

This release significantly improves the developer experience for anyone using JetBrains-based IDEs. We’ve also made it easier to get started using Coder with the introduction of a default images library. 

Default Images in Coder

Coder v1.13: JetBrains Projector, Default Images, code-server 3.6.2

VS Codespaces is migrating to GitHub, removing support for self-hosted Codespaces. code-server is the open-source solution.

code-server screen grab

Moving from Visual Studio Codespaces to code-server

Almost two years ago we released code-server, our primary open-source product. 

Coder takes code-server to the next level

I am a tinkerer, product manager, and focus on Coder's Open Source & Developer Relations

Ben Potter

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