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I love it. It's esspecally great for my open source projects, no need to install anything on my local machine. Just paste my GitHub URL and Codeanywhere takes care of the rest.

The ability to have a VS Code like editor on any of my devices, and on top of that not need to configure my environments is a win-win for me.

Codeanywhere's containers with pre-built tech stacks are a giant step in the right direction! It helps remove a lot of the dreaded setup and environmental configuration developers need to do, which is always welcome.

I love it. It's esspecally great for my open source projects, no need to install anything on my local machine. Just paste my GitHub URL and Codeanywhere takes care of the rest.

The ability to have a VS Code like editor on any of my devices, and on top of that not need to configure my environments is a win-win for me.

Codeanywhere's containers with pre-built tech stacks are a giant step in the right direction! It helps remove a lot of the dreaded setup and environmental configuration developers need to do, which is always welcome.

I love it. It's esspecally great for my open source projects, no need to install anything on my local machine. Just paste my GitHub URL and Codeanywhere takes care of the rest.

The ability to have a VS Code like editor on any of my devices, and on top of that not need to configure my environments is a win-win for me.

Codeanywhere's containers with pre-built tech stacks are a giant step in the right direction! It helps remove a lot of the dreaded setup and environmental configuration developers need to do, which is always welcome.

I love it. It's esspecally great for my open source projects, no need to install anything on my local machine. Just paste my GitHub URL and Codeanywhere takes care of the rest.

The ability to have a VS Code like editor on any of my devices, and on top of that not need to configure my environments is a win-win for me.

Codeanywhere's containers with pre-built tech stacks are a giant step in the right direction! It helps remove a lot of the dreaded setup and environmental configuration developers need to do, which is always welcome.