It provides a development environment on a device (such as a Chromebook or an iPad/tablet) that doesn’t let users install the Visual Studio Code desktop application. Microsoft has detailed a few use cases of this new Visual Studio Code Server service. “You can install the server wherever you like (a local development machine, a VM in the cloud, etc.) and access it securely through the browser using VS Code for the Web (also known as v), without the hassle of setting up SSH or https (although you can do that if you want as well,” said Brigit Murtaugh, Program Manager on the Microsoft VS Code team. Microsoft says that the tunneling process helps to ensure the secure transmission of data between networks. The CLI of the VS Code Server creates a tunnel between the remote machine and the Visual Studio Code client. The big highlight of this release is a private preview of the Visual Studio Code Server, a backend service that lets developers securely connect to the editor via a web browser.
Microsoft has recently released a new update (version 1.69) for Visual Studio Code.
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