The view of the Eclipse Foundation onto VS Code may be interesting here: https://blogs.eclipse.org/post/mike-milinkovich/theia-open-s...

whoa, slick.

> would love remote IDE tooling hosted on their premise so

sounds exactly like what Gitpod self-hosted is for: https://www.gitpod.io/blog/gitpod-self-hosted-0.4.0/

This sounds like good feedback. What do you mean by "github or azure enterprise package"?

I think Gitpod Self-Hosted was successfully installed on GCP, AWS, and Azure, and we're working on documenting the process.

It also works with self-managed GitHub and GitLab installations (with Bitbucket coming soon).

Interesting. You might want to try gitpod.io to have multi-user support.

www.gitpod.io has an on-premises option.

The offering of www.gitpod.io also allows to operate an online IDE similar to VS Code for your users: You could host it yourself for your users or gitpod.io can host it for you. In any case: custom extensions, integrations, and branding is possible.

https://www.theia-ide.org/ is vendor-neutral open source governed by an open source foundation (the Eclipe Foundation).

Theia is made by TypeFox and the Eclipse Foundation is developing the Orion IDE: https://wiki.eclipse.org/Orion

It's a bit more complicated, actually:

Theia is being developed by TypeFox, Ericsson, RedHat, ARM and more. Orion is being developed by IBM and more.

Both Theia and Orion are projects under the umbrella of the Eclipse Foundation: https://projects.eclipse.org/projects/ecd.theia https://projects.eclipse.org/projects/ecd.orion

The Eclipse Foundation (in the very most cases) does not develop software. They also usually do not pay developers. Their role it to arrange that companies and contributors play fair and nice when creating and using open source software.

Hi Zubairq,

it dosn't work when you have the `www` before `gitpod.io`.

Please try https://gitpod.io/#https://github.com/zubairq/yazz

That should work.

I tried that before, and tried again, but the repo never comes up

hi, I'm working on Gitpod and it's great to see the blog post got picked up by HN. I'll stick around, in case questions come up.

I'm using gitpod.io. It allows you to edit, compile and run the code you're reviewing.

see https://medium.com/gitpod/gitpod-gitpod-online-ide-for-githu...

no, it's not made by Github. It integrates tightly with Github an it's made by TypeFox (my colleagues and me).

Thank you for your trust and I hope you liked it.