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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.
In this article, we’ll compare code-server to Coder v2 Enterprise, why we built it and what problems it solves compared to code-server. By the end of this, you’ll know if you should stick with code-server or migrate to Coder v2 Enterprise.
In this article, we’ll explore various solutions to using code-server with multiple users. Think of this as a high-level overview of real-world approaches to solving this problem. All solutions are based on real things we’ve seen in the community.
In this article, Joe Previte explains how he uses Coder to maintain a dedicated development environment specific for teaching his courses.
New to understanding how Coder OSS works? This blog post covers how developers and admin teams work with coder at a high level.
Coder and Shipyard give developers superpowers with ephemeral dev and staging environments.
Today, we are pleased to announce that you can also install and run Coder with Docker!
Using your iPad to code remotely unlocks your developer potential. From VS code to IntelliJ & more, learn how to use your favorite IDEs on an iPad or mobile device.
Remote development offers greater autonomy, flexibility, and collaboration to developers. Here are some best practices for anyone who’s developing remotely.
