What is this?
StackBlitz is an online IDE that runs a full development environment in your browser, powered by Visual Studio Code.
StackBlitz is an online IDE that runs a full development environment in your browser, powered by Visual Studio Code.Is this the actual StackBlitz source code?No — this repo is only StackBlitz's public bug tracker. The actual product, SDK and runtime live in separate repositories like stackblitz/docs, stackblitz/sdk and stackblitz/webcontainer-core.
No — this repo is only StackBlitz's public bug tracker. The actual product, SDK and runtime live in separate repositories like stackblitz/docs, stackblitz/sdk and stackblitz/webcontainer-core.Will I find setup instructions or code here?No. There are no install steps or application code in this repo; it exists purely for issue tracking, with links out to the real docs, SDK and starter template repos.
No. There are no install steps or application code in this repo; it exists purely for issue tracking, with links out to the real docs, SDK and starter template repos.Do I need to install anything on my machine to use it?No local install is needed — StackBlitz runs entirely in the browser as a hosted IDE built on VS Code.
No local install is needed — StackBlitz runs entirely in the browser as a hosted IDE built on VS Code.What is WebContainers?WebContainers, found in the stackblitz/webcontainer-core repo, is the underlying technology that lets StackBlitz run a full dev environment directly inside the browser.
WebContainers, found in the stackblitz/webcontainer-core repo, is the underlying technology that lets StackBlitz run a full dev environment directly inside the browser.Can I embed StackBlitz in my own site?Yes, the separate stackblitz/sdk repository provides an SDK specifically for embedding StackBlitz projects elsewhere.
Yes, the separate stackblitz/sdk repository provides an SDK specifically for embedding StackBlitz projects elsewhere.Are there ready-made project templates?Yes, StackBlitz maintains a dedicated stackblitz/starters repository with starter templates you can launch directly.
Yes, StackBlitz maintains a dedicated stackblitz/starters repository with starter templates you can launch directly.What are similar projects?gitpod, code-server, github1s, vscode, coder, agentbox, monaco-editor, awesome-vscode
gitpod, code-server, github1s, vscode, coder, agentbox, monaco-editor, awesome-vscodeWhich topics is it in?visual-studio-code, development-environment, remote-development, code-editor, ide, vscode, saas, sandbox, editor, app, browser, cloud
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