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I come relatively late to the subject of Remote Development Environments (also known as Cloud Development Environments). The main reason is that I haven’t worked in a development team for over six years. However, I’m now working for Loft Labs, and we have a RDE product: DevPod. I...

Cursor has taken the dev community by storm. Over the past couple of months, it has become one of developers' favourite tools! Guess what? DevPod's latest release, v5.20, comes with Cursor's experimental integration enabled by default. If you haven’t heard about Cursor yet, it's ...

The traditional development environment nowadays consists of many moving pieces. Most of them are there to empower a developer to ship faster while helping companies streamline their processes. DevPod is a solution that helps you create isolated, decelerative, and streamlined dev...

DevPod has a new version v0.5.5, with a bunch of noteworthy features and fixes. 🎉 The complete list of bug fixes and features can be found on the GitHub Release Page, but we are here to talk about the most exciting updates. Without further ado, let’s dive into these features. Git...

DevPod has a new release with a ton of new features ranging from Custom SSH config management to new community providers (you can view the list here). Let’s dive a bit deeper into all of them so you can know what are the new features in your favorite CDE. GitHub Growth In less th...

Learn how to configure DevPod with Podman Desktop to create flexible, containerized development environments.

How you can utilize Podman to create Dev Containers with DevPod

This blog talks about the tool, how you can get started with DevPod quickly on GCP, and the benefits of Cloud Development Environment in general.

A comprehensive comparison of four leading remote development environments to help you choose the best fit for your team's workflow.

Streamlining your development environment can be a game changer in a world where every second counts. Remote development environments are rising because of their benefits while scaling a team. Removing the overhead of smoothly managing and configuring developer environments is an...

A comprehensive comparison between DevPod and GitPod, highlighting differences in hosting models, customization capabilities, and integration options for development environments.

Comparing DevPod vs. GitPod - Cost, platform type, providers, and more.

Simplify onboarding and enhance collaboration in open source projects using DevContainers and DevPod.

DevPod provides an open source alternative to GitHub codespaces. It is also based on the devcontainer.json, so you can easily move your projects from codespaces to DevPod without the need for modification.

DevPod has added Jupyter Notebook as an IDE. Now you can share your work with others by adding a devcontainer to your repository and even an “Open in DevPod” button.

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Set up JetBrains Fleet as your IDE with DevPod and Docker Desktop for streamlined, containerized development.

Using JetBrains Fleet on Docker Desktop with DevPod

DevPod v0.3 Release - We have added two new IDEs, Fleet and Jupyter Notebooks.

Introducing community and custom providers in DevPod 0.2 to enhance flexibility in managing development environments across diverse infrastructures.

A look at the DevPod 0.2 release and the new community providers feature, which allows users to use providers created by other community members

A look at DevPod, a new open source project that lets you run dev containers on any infrastructure that you have available.

Colima is a an open source project for running Docker containers on macOS and Linux, which has become popular for two big reasons. First, Hyperkit, one of the previous methods for running Docker containers on Macs, does not work on the Apple Silicon based Macs (Macs with the M1 a...

DevPod is the first and only tool for creating and managing dev environments that does not require a heavyweight server-side setup.

DevPod brings the power of GitHub Codespaces to any infrastructure — fully open-source and self-hosted.

DevPod does not host or manage the dev environments. Instead, DevPod introduces a way to define a dev environment which can then be run in any cloud infrastructure or even on a localhost machine using Docker or Kubernetes.