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[mojafa]

Why?

With Codeanywhere, devs and contributors can:

• Instantly launch a cloud or local IDE with remote dev environment.
• Automatically set up and configure a remote dev environments if a devcontainer.json file is present.

Benefits:

1. Faster onboarding for new contributors.
2. Consistent and ready-to-use development environments.
3. Flexibility to work in the cloud or locally.

[tschm]

I am not very happy about code anywhere. It wants access to all public and private(!) repos of an individual signing up via the GitHub route. I guess the product is your code used to train bigger LLMs. Thank you for your effort though. For the functionality I see the same offered by the standard DevContainer already. Do I miss the point?

[mojafa]

@tschm We do not engage in training any LLM data. At Codeanywhere, our mission is to empower developers by providing a free runtime environment and access to a complimentary copilot to enhance the coding experience.
Codeanywhere integrates seamlessly with projects that include a devcontainer.json, enabling an even smoother and more efficient workflow.
With just one click, contributors can have your project up and running effortlessly, making collaboration and participation simpler than ever.

[tschm]

I used to use Binder a lot for that purpose. Really easy to get students started. However, today I often need more powerful machines with 4 cores, 32 GB RAM, etc. Who is paying for that in the case of code anywhere?

[mojafa]

Thanks for your follow-up!

If you need larger instances (e.g., 4 cores, 32 GB RAM), we offer paid plans with higher-tier containers. We also provide free tiers for smaller projects, but for more resource-intensive workloads, you can scale up based on your needs.

you can see more here.

[mojafa]

Thanks for your follow-up!

If you need larger instances (e.g., 4 cores, 32 GB RAM), we offer paid plans with higher-tier containers. We also provide free tiers for smaller projects, but for more resource-intensive workloads, you can scale up based on your needs.

you can see more here.

[tschm]

Ah, at least I understand the cashflow now :-) But could you please relax the constraints on granting access to all private repos? My repos are private for a reason...