VS Code in the browser?

Georgi Parlakov
1 min readMar 4, 2018

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Do you like VS Code? I do. And it seems now we can use it on the fly with no install whatsoever!

I recently heard (on Adventures in Angular podcast) about an open source thing called stackblitz. It claims to be an Integrated Development Environment in the browser! And it delivers big time as far as developing client apps goes.

You can edit that! Try…

And even going offline does not stop you from continuing to edit and see the result immediately.

They have starter projects for Angular, React, Ionic and more!

You can edit in one browser window and see the result in another. You can even share a link to enable preview (and soon even collaborate think VS Live Share).

For more in-depth walkthrough go to Eric Simons, one of the authors, blog post here. And if you prefer to listen to it — go to the Adventures in Angular podcast show they talk with the authors about why and how they managed to pull this great feat.

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Georgi Parlakov
Georgi Parlakov

Written by Georgi Parlakov

Angular and DotNet dev. RxJs explorer. Testing proponent. A dad. Educative.io course author. https://gparlakov.github.io/

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