Replying to @GeoffreyHuntley @github @gitpod
Reminds me a lot of "don't build castles in others people's kingdoms" howtomarketagame.com/2021/11…
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Exactly the same problem.
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Replying to @GeoffreyHuntley @github @gitpod
Strong statement 😅 One thing: As you know, Gitpod is not about VS Code in the browser, but works with other IDEs/editors, too. Personally, I’m super grateful for all the awesome open-source work that has been done at MS. x.com/jolandgraf/status/1519…
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It took Microsoft to push the world towards LSP - which is a good thing. The world is a better place thanks to VSCode. The world is a better place thanks to Gitpod (you!) building openvsx & gifting it to eclipse. More “openvsx for LSP” will be required & I think ‘pod can do it.
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Replying to @GeoffreyHuntley @github @gitpod
You should submit this as a last minute talk to @AllThingsOpen . This is the sort of keynote talk we need.
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Replying to @GeoffreyHuntley @github @gitpod
The native feel of using devcontainers or devcontainers over ssh, and Gitlens is what keeps me plugged. I am not aware of an open source project with similar remote dev goals. Did anything pop up?
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Replying to @GeoffreyHuntley @github @gitpod
That old saying about a frog and boiling water comes to mind here, and after reading your article I feel that Microsoft is the pot and I am now fully cooked:(
Replying to @GeoffreyHuntley @github @gitpod
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Replying to @GeoffreyHuntley @github @gitpod
How would the world be like if we fork "Microsoft/vscode" as something like "<a-vendor-neutral-org-name>/code-oss" and develop and use it there together? Doesn't it worth?
Replying to @GeoffreyHuntley @github @gitpod
What happens to open source when select components of OSS development tooling meet the OSI definition but the compositional graph of components does not? It does not seem like a good thing. Read more: ghuntley.com/fracture/
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