Best Code Collaboration Tools for GitHub

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    Red Hat OpenShift Dev Spaces Reviews
    Red Hat OpenShift Dev Spaces, built upon the open-source Eclipse Che project, leverages Kubernetes and container technology to offer a consistent, secure, and zero-configuration development environment for all members of a development or IT team. The platform provides a user experience that is as quick and intuitive as using a local integrated development environment. Included with every OpenShift subscription and accessible through the Operator Hub, OpenShift Dev Spaces equips development teams with a more efficient and dependable foundation for their work, while also granting operations teams centralized control and assurance. Start coding now with the complimentary Developer Sandbox for Red Hat OpenShift, which allows users to explore OpenShift Dev Spaces at no charge. With the applications and their development environments containerized and operating on OpenShift, developers can concentrate solely on coding without the need to delve into Kubernetes intricacies. Furthermore, administrators can effortlessly manage and oversee workspaces as they would with any other Kubernetes resource, ensuring a streamlined operation. This combination of user-friendly tools and robust management capabilities makes OpenShift Dev Spaces an excellent choice for modern development teams.
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    Drovio Reviews

    Drovio

    Drovio

    $0 per user per month
    Remote/distributed workforce productivity can be boosted by making their daily tools more collaborative. Drovio's mission aims to improve remote/distributed workforce productivity by allowing them to use the tools they already use every day remotely, as if they were all in one room. Drovio is a screen sharing app for remote pairing/mobbing and co-design. Participants get their own mouse cursors and can interact with any information being shared. We believe that learning and working together should not be limited by geography. Drovio will help you drive your team to success, no matter where they are located or what their tools may be. Drovio brings screen sharing to a new level with crisp voice chat and low latency streaming of any screen, app, or screen.
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    CodeSandbox Reviews

    CodeSandbox

    CodeSandbox

    $12 per month
    CodeSandbox aims to make it easier for you to express your ideas with code, and to validate them. It also removes the hassles of setting up development tooling and sharing your project. Join us to help build the future of web coding. Over 4M developers use the platform each month. This includes organizations like Shopify and Atlassian. Since its launch, creators have created over 35M apps. It's used in thousands of open-source projects like React, Vue and Babel. You can invite your friends, colleagues, or team to join you or simply view your creation by using a URL. Use any of 1M+ packages for building real, powerful applications quickly and efficiently. Import and run repos directly from GitHub or choose from hundreds of templates to start in seconds. Boxy, CodeSandbox's AI-powered coding assistant, is now available to all Pro subscriptions.
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    Teletype for Atom Reviews
    Teletype for Atom enables developers to collaboratively share their coding environment and work on projects simultaneously. Collaborating in real time enhances knowledge exchange and contributes to the development of high-quality software. This Teletype package aims to simplify the process of coding together, making it as seamless as coding independently. It introduces innovative "portals" that allow users to share their workspace effectively. When a user creates a portal, their current tab becomes a collaborative space where invited team members can join and edit the code live. As the host navigates through different files, the collaborators automatically follow the active tab, ensuring they are always on the same page. Importantly, there is no central server monitoring your activity, as Teletype utilizes WebRTC to secure all interactions among users. In essence, the information shared within the portal remains exclusive to those involved, fostering a secure collaborative environment. This tool ultimately enhances teamwork and optimizes the coding experience for developers.
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    GitLive Reviews
    With real-time collaboration superpowers, extend Git. Connect. Connect. Automated. Connect your issue tracker and share the issue you are working with based on your branch. Live. You can see the changes of others in the gutter of the editor and be notified when you make a conflicting one. Patch. View diffs of other contributors local files and cherry-pick individual files, lines, or complete working copies. Codeshare. Codeshare allows you to make voice and video calls from your editor. Agnostic. Edit together simultaneously, interoperable with VS Code and all JetBrains IDEs.
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    Boost Note Reviews

    Boost Note

    Boost Note

    $3 per member per month
    Boost Note serves as a dynamic and rapid collaborative environment tailored for developer teams, aiming to enhance their productivity by providing an exceptional note-taking experience specifically designed for developers. It goes beyond just a GitHub-inspired markdown interface by enabling users to incorporate diagrams using tools like Charts.js, Mermaid, and PlantUML, thereby enhancing the clarity of their documents. With the option to select from various keymaps such as Vim and over 150 customizable themes, users can personalize their Markdown editor to fit their preferences. Additionally, documents can be managed programmatically, allowing users to obtain an authentication token to access Boost Note's APIs through straightforward HTTP requests. This functionality enables the automation of documentation tasks through integrations with more than 2,000 external tools via Zapier, streamlining workflows significantly. Users can collaborate seamlessly with team members, sharing information in a manner that suits their needs, while all teams benefit from being housed in a unified workspace. The real-time editing feature permits teams to write documents together, enhancing collaborative efforts. Furthermore, users can easily review the revision history of any document and revert to previous versions with a single click, ensuring that important changes are never lost. Lastly, Boost Note prioritizes the security of vital data through detailed access controls based on the workspace, allowing for tailored permissions for each team member.
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    Pullflow Reviews

    Pullflow

    Pullflow

    $5 per user per month
    Work seamlessly with colleagues and AI without having to abandon your preferred tools, thereby reducing interruptions and the need to switch contexts. Pullflow connects user identities and code-review processes across GitHub, Slack, and VS Code, allowing for fluid conversations across different platforms. You can initiate actions from any location and effortlessly return to your workflow. With integrations into GitHub Actions, external CI/CD systems, GitHub apps, and additional services, Pullflow provides a comprehensive overview of your pull requests, spanning from drafts and reviews to testing and deployment. Let Pullflow handle swift actions for you with a simple chat mention or a keyboard shortcut in your IDE, enabling you to request reviews, manage labels, provide feedback, approve, and perform other tasks without needing to navigate to GitHub. This streamlined approach enhances productivity and keeps your focus intact, making collaboration more effective and enjoyable.
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    CodeStream Reviews

    CodeStream

    New Relic

    $8.33 per user per month
    CodeStream is a versatile open-source extension that enhances the functionality of IDEs like VS Code, Visual Studio, and JetBrains by integrating collaborative tools directly into the development environment. It streamlines workflows by allowing users to manage pull requests from GitHub, BitBucket, and GitLab, as well as handling issue tracking from platforms such as Jira, Trello, Asana, and several others. Additionally, CodeStream facilitates cohesive code discussions that link seamlessly with communication tools like Slack, Microsoft Teams, and email, while also providing in-editor notifications to keep developers informed. With CodeStream, programmers can quickly understand, review, and write code more efficiently, simplifying the process of getting answers to queries by merely selecting code and typing questions. It helps preserve valuable institutional knowledge by ensuring that discussions and insights are kept alongside the source code. Furthermore, the platform automatically mentions code authors based on git blame information, ensuring that relevant contributors are always in the loop. Conversations are persistently connected to specific code locations, maintaining context as branches evolve and new code is merged in, creating a dynamic and integrated development experience. This level of connectivity fosters a culture of collaboration and efficiency within development teams.
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    Toast Reviews

    Toast

    Toast

    $4 per user per month
    Stay informed and engaged with your colleagues by unblocking them. Ensure that you have dedicated time for hacking and development. We offer a comprehensive on-premise installation option, conveniently packaged as a docker container for an effortless setup. Toast seamlessly integrates GitHub with Slack for enhanced collaboration. Our service will remain free for teams of three or fewer members, open-source initiatives, academic projects, and similar endeavors. At Toast Ninja Inc., we prioritize your privacy and are committed to safeguarding any information we gather from you across our website, https://toast.ninja, as well as other platforms we manage. To utilize Toast, you will need to install the Toast GitHub App within your GitHub organization. This installation allows us to access your GitHub issues, team members, metadata, status checks, and pull requests through the API. We only collect the names, profile images, and usernames of your GitHub organization members, and we do not seek or gain access to your source code, ensuring your intellectual property remains secure. Your trust is important to us, and we are dedicated to maintaining the confidentiality of your data.
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    Firepad Reviews
    Firepad is a collaborative text editor that operates in real-time and is available as open source. It enables genuine collaboration through advanced operational transform techniques that facilitate merging and resolving conflicts seamlessly. With the capability to render documents in editors like CodeMirror, Ace, or Monaco, Firepad's operational transform functionality is inspired by ot.js. Utilizing the Firebase Realtime Database, Firepad ensures efficient cloud storage and synchronization of data. Developers can create applications that necessitate collaborative editing for text documents, as Firepad inherently supports both rich text and code editing, and its extensibility allows for adaptation to various other needs. Created by Michael Lehenbauer and the Firebase team, Firepad continues to evolve, and contributions are welcome, so please consider starring the project on GitHub and submitting your pull requests with enhancements! The potential for additional features is vast, inviting further innovation and improvements to this versatile tool.
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    JSFiddle Reviews
    JSFiddle features a set of four panels, which can also be displayed as tabs in the tabbed layout; three of these panels are designated for code input while the fourth showcases the output: the first is for HTML, where you don't need to include the body, doctype, or head since those are automatically generated, the second is for CSS where styles can be defined, and the third is for JavaScript to encapsulate behavior, with the option to use pre-processors like SCSS. After you input your code, simply click on "Run" in the top actions menu to see the results appear in the fourth panel. Additionally, JSFiddle permits you to modify the editor's layout from the traditional 2x2 grid format to one that better meets your preferences, including the option for a tabbed interface, and the grids themselves are fully adjustable. Notably, when you resize the Results panel, it conveniently displays its width, which is particularly useful for working on responsive designs and media queries. This flexibility enhances the user experience, allowing developers to tailor their workspace according to their specific coding and debugging needs.
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