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FRESH START.
FRESH START.
THE CLOUD WORKSPACE FOR PEOPLE WHO BUILD
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Open a repository. Get a browser IDE, a Linux terminal and a running preview.
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workspace / tiny-weather-app4 vCPU · 8 GB RAM
◇ App.tsx ×Preview ↗
01import { useState } from 'react';0203export default function App() {04 const [city] = useState('Lisbon');0506 return (07 <WeatherCard08 city={city}09 temperature={24}10 />11 );12}TERMINAL ⌄
~/tiny-weather-app ❯ npm run dev
✓ Preview ready on port 5173
⌘ All changes savedTypeScript UTF-8 ↗ Port 5173
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to running, in three steps.
Make yourself at home
Your editor, shell and dependencies live together. Keep a persistent disk between coding sessions.
4 vCPU · 8 GB RAMShare the working thing
Forward a local port to a preview link. Let teammates see your change before they review your branch.
:5173 → preview URLA SMALL HEAD START
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