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Visual Studio Code Server integration

1 person asked for this · Integration with Development Tools

So instead of the normal file browser and editor, if we can integrate the Visual Studio Code server, if we can do the integration for that, that would be great. I mean, it's pretty simple to integrate it. And, you know, we can use that as a way to definitively view our project and run things. Or, you know, it doesn't even have to be integrated as Visual Studio Code, you know, editor. So it's just that the IDE that currently ships with it is kind of a little, you can't really do much with it, is what I'm saying. And the view of it is kind of, like, I mean, it's getting there. But, you know, it's just a basic one. But I think the way that we could push this further is to instead of building it out yourself, initially just put Visual Studio Code server integration into it. Just drop it in. It works out of the gate. And then you could even have it pop out like you do the terminals, too. Like, you can have it pop out and be separate so where you can see everything on a different screen or, you know, in a different pane. Like, right now I'm running at 4K TV. And I can see agent's room. I can see everything else on my stuff. And then agent's room is concealed to a separate corner. So, you know, I can have Visual Studio Code server integrated with agent's room and I can have it on a different little section of my screen and be able to manage and see my files a little bit better instead of, like, it being hidden inside the file browser there is now. https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/remote/vscode-server

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  • The team6 days ago

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