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Exploring IDE Projects via Google Browser: Open Beta for All Users Available

Project IDX, also known as IDE, was introduced through Google’s browser in 2023 and is now available for public use in Open Beta. This platform brings Visual Studio Code to users via the browser, integrating convenient tools to pull code from GitHub and create virtual machines to run the code. Additionally, it connects with Google’s own services such as Firebase, Flutter, Google Maps API, and utilizes the Gemini model to assist in code writing and code-related queries.

Google reported that over the past period, more than 100,000 developers have tried out IDX. Those with a Google Developer Profile account are entitled to open up to 5 workspaces for free.

Sources: IDX Blog, Google, TechCrunch

TLDR: Project IDX (IDE) is now in Open Beta on Google’s browser, offering tools to run code from Visual Studio Code, integrate with Google services, and utilize the Gemini model for code writing and Q&A. Over 100,000 developers have tested IDX, with Google Developer Profile users eligible for up to 5 free workspaces.

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