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Very interesting. Is any of this open source? I'd love to take a look!

I'm guessing it's not open source - as I couldn't find it on your Github account or your company's account. If that's the case, would you be able to create a quick gist with a copy/paste of any of the code you can share? If you have the time I'd appreciate it!

Related links for anyone interested: - dataform uses bazel for ci tests. They builds redis from source, but run postgres as a container. See here: https://www.reddit.com/r/bazel/comments/kcmbwb/how_to_run_se...

Thanks for the reply. I was wondering if you were using the headfull chrome approach! I for one would definitely love to read some more specifics on this in the future when you have time! (And if there's anything you can open source please do!). I did a quick side project proof of concept of automating recording a webpage with video and other elements a few months ago. It's a shame there's not a way of just using headless chrome but my research let me to the headfull docker approach, so I'm happy to hear I landed on the same approach you did! Did you discover any novel tricks beyond what's been written about/open sourced already? What was the trickiest part for you?

Very interesting I'm going to try it out.

What's the app written in? It has a VSCode feel to it (which is great!)... Any chance it's built in typescript like VSCode too? I'd love to write a JavaScript extension or two to customise it in the future if that's the case. Can you share what it's built with and what the future extensions will need to be built with? Thanks!

Does Kite's VSCode extension work with Github Codespaces?

You can now install vscode-server on a remote machine and connect to it over ssh from your local vscode or even from vscode in the browser (using Visual Studio CodeSpaces or the upcoming Github Codespaces)

Will Kite work with this??

Github CodeSpaces annoucement a few days ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23092904

Interesting! Any chance you can share a few tips to get started doing the same? (eg any crates to use or other tips). I'm currently looking for a rust learning project and building what you described really hits the mark!