Source navigation and editing
Work with the file explorer, editor tabs, project search and language features of the browser IDE.
Developer Tools
Professional IDE
Your project. A full browser coding workspace.
Professional IDE brings the familiar VS Code editing workflow into an authenticated Coder workspace. Navigate real project files, edit code, use the integrated terminal and run the checks your application needs. It is the browser option when you want a full coding environment without installing the Windows desktop product.
Explore this product without signing in. Your account is used when you open the application.
CAPABILITIES / FUNKTIONEN
What you can do with it.
Terminal and project commands
Install appropriate project dependencies, run development commands and inspect their actual output inside the assigned workspace.
AI alongside the source
Use the available Vigthoria assistant to explain code or prepare a bounded implementation task with selected project context.
Browser and desktop continuity
Keep a portable repository or source archive so the same project can continue in Vigthoria Code and CLI.
IDEA → WORK → REVIEW → RESULT
A clear path through the work.
- 01
Sign in and open Professional IDE.
- 02
Select your project workspace.
- 03
Edit files and run your project’s build or test commands.
- 04
Review the result and save or transfer the source.
What you keep
Edited project source, terminal results and checked build artifacts.
Continue across Vigthoria.
Before you start.
A signed-in Coder account and an assigned workspace are required. Browser access is available independently of the Windows desktop download.
Questions before the first project?
What can I take into the next step?
Edited project source, terminal results and checked build artifacts.
What access do I need?
A signed-in Coder account and an assigned workspace are required. Browser access is available independently of the Windows desktop download.
What should I check before using the result?
Project dependencies and runtime requirements still apply. Do not treat a browser workspace as an automatically deployed production service.
Start with a concrete task.
Your project. A full browser coding workspace.