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Muthu Annamalai Venkatachalam
Muthu Annamalai Venkatachalam

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How To open any GitHub repository in VS Code in your browser

There's something really cool I found! Are you ready?

If you browse GitHub often, you might come across an interesting project, but wish you were able to navigate it quickly? While GitHub has added dozens of shortcuts over the years, wouldn't it be nice to be able to open two files side-by-side, press cmd-click to jump straight into a function definition, or even use some shortcuts you use every day?

These features appear to be provided by github1s. Let's see how it works.

When you're on a GitHub repository github.com/someperson/someproject add 1s to the URL (github1s.com/someperson/someproject) and boom! It Opens up VS Code in your browser so that you can inspect some code.

Watch it in action

GitHub is rolling out Codespaces and VSCode

With Codespaces entering GitHub you can also change a repo URL such as
github.com/muthuannamalai12/muthuannamalai12 and to github.dev/muthuannamalai12/muthuannamalai12 or press . from the GitHub UI to access VSCode!

This is very exciting, friends!

From my end, that's all I have to say.

You can now extend your support by buying me a Coffee.😊👇

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