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Editing on the web has certain drawbacks. It lacks powerful auxiliary programming features found in full-fledged IDEs, resulting in low work efficiency and a poor user experience for developers. Have you considered building it to be VS Code-friendly? This would allow developers to edit files locally in VS Code while keeping content synchronized with the web platform.
Core features as follows:
Sync workspaces to local devices. Users can edit locally and sync changes back to the web, or set local workspaces as the unified storage for all workflows. Real-time synchronization to the web is supported, along with access to all web-based functions.
Support adding custom components to the component library via hot updates at any time for flexible expansion. This greatly facilitates code reuse among developers and researchers, and helps enrich the overall component ecosystem.
Enable editing workflow nodes directly in VS Code, with modifications synced to the web in real time.
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Editing on the web has certain drawbacks. It lacks powerful auxiliary programming features found in full-fledged IDEs, resulting in low work efficiency and a poor user experience for developers. Have you considered building it to be VS Code-friendly? This would allow developers to edit files locally in VS Code while keeping content synchronized with the web platform.
Core features as follows:
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