Hey Devs! đź‘‹
As a developer, I’ve always found sharing and discussing code to be surprisingly difficult. Whether it’s trying to explain feedback over Slack or sharing code snippets, it feels like trying to describe a painting over the phone—frustrating, time-consuming, and often unclear.
So, I built CoRemote to make this process simpler. It’s a tool designed to bring code-related discussions right where they belong: in your IDE.
What Problem Does It Solve and How It Works 🛠️
Sharing specific code blocks and discussing them can be really frustrating. You’re often left with three bad options:
Hop on a meeting to explain it in person.
Take a screenshot and try to describe the issue in the text.
Record a video and hope the recipient watches it in the right context.
CoRemote fixes this by letting you:
- Start discussions directly on specific lines of code—perfect for detailed feedback.
Use CoRemote to quickly start conversations right where the action happens, whether it's a bug fix or a feature request. This feature allows you to give and receive feedback instantly, keeping the discussion highly relevant and contextual.
- Share deep links to exact code locations—because context is everything.
CoRemote lets you generate and share deep links to exact lines of code, ensuring that everyone involved is on the same page, with no confusion about where to look. This makes referencing code snippets faster and easier than ever.
I just launched CoRemote in beta, and I’d love for you to give it a try. Feedback is key at this stage—it’s how I’ll make it even better for you.
Let’s make code collaboration smooth and fun again! 🙌
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Wow thank for sharing!