You knew it was coming: Microsoft has taken Visual Studio Code to the browser with the new VS Code for the Web, a lightweight version of the super-popular code editor ...

Microsoft made available on October 20 a preview version of its Visual Studio Code (VS Code) tool for the Web. VSCode for the Web enables developers to use a lighter-weight version of VSCode directly ...

In brief: If you've ever wanted to run Visual Studio code in a web browser, now you can. Microsoft has made a zero-installation version of the popular desktop app that can be used as a local ...

UPDATE: After the story was published, a Microsoft spokesperson told BleepingComputer that the announcement was mistakenly published and Visual Studio Code for the Web hasn't yet reached public ...

Microsoft's latest update to Visual Studio Online, its new browser-based code editor that can be accessed remotely using VS Code, has been updated with beefed-up support for Docker containers.

Gitpod on Tuesday announced the creation of a new open-source project licensed under MIT around Gitpod’s OpenVSCode Server implementation of upstream, stock VS Code. Founded in 2020, Gitpod is an open ...

Browser-based code editor does have limitations, company warns, but the coding experience is nearly identical to the desktop for web languages. Microsoft has unveiled a preview of Visual Studio Code ...

Open the VS Code software on your computer and then click the Greater Than-Less Than arrow sign on the bottom left side. Now, select the Tunnel option. It will take a few seconds to install the Tunnel ...