From login to compiled code preview in the browser, what is the absolute fastest way to get a developer environment up and running? In this video, I try out 10 different services and provide some unscientific results about speed and developer experience.
0:00 — Introduction
0:14 — Testing Criteria
1:17 — Replit
4:28 — Gitpod
6:20 — GitHub Codespaces
8:15 — Stackblitz
10:32 — Codeanywhere
14:11 — AWS Cloud9
18:06 — goormIDE
19:20 — Glitch
19:48 – Codetasty
20:16 – SourceLair
20:46 — Conclusion & Results
Results
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• GitHub Codespaces: 1m 21s 🏆
• Gitpod: 1m 40s
• Stackblitz: 2m 07s
• Replit: 2m 56s
• AWS Cloud9: 4m 47s
• Codeanywhere: 5m 14s
• goormIDE: 9m 43s
• Codetasty: did not finish, hit errors
• Glitch: did not finish, hit errors
• Sourcelair: did not finish, hit errors
Unscientific Methodology: From login to compiled code preview in the browser. One attempt only, not an average of multiple runs.
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This video was inspired by Lee Robinson's video on the fastest way to deploy a database. Check it out here: • Fastest Way to Deploy a Database (10 ...
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