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Should have a way to view the emulator
Needs a way to re-open the android emulator when it is accidentally closed without having to re-build the app
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Page for shortcuts
Having a dedicated page to look after all the available shortcuts like a cheat sheet will be very helpful to improve productivity for example in the case of Flutter listing down all the supported shortcuts in a single page eg
- stful - Create StatefulWidget 2.stless - Create StatelessWidget
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Copy and paste across projects
It will be great if we could copy a file from one project and paste it in a different project (in another tab)
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5 votes
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Support Jupyter Notebooks and Python/R
Adding support for Jupyter Notebooks and customized Python/R kernels will enable data scientists to develop data and machine learning projects easily in IDX.
16 votesThis is a great suggestion! We are going to investigate what support here can look like and follow-up with you further for more details.
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Add Support for common ML and Data analysis workloads
Development around Machine Learning and/or tools for performing ML should also be considered well, specifically around building tools for ML which do not directly involve training (such as experiment tracking, data analysis, etc.)
33 votesThis is a great suggestion! We are going to investigate what support here can look like and follow-up with you further for more details.
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API Project Support
If you are building a backend API, we would like Project IDX to support creating them across popular endpoints. We would also like to explore integration with services like Postman to make testing these endpoints easier.
42 votesWe are actively working on addressing these items. Stay tuned for some updates here.
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Share a Custom Template with Others
When you create a custom template, we want to explore ways of making it easy for you to share it with others in your team or publicly.
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Global Installation of Common Build Tools
Various scripts in a project may require build tools like pnpm, npm, gacutil, etc. to be present globally to help build and run the code in your project. Today, Project IDX doesn’t support global installations.
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Better Debugging Support for Web Projects
We want to make identifying (and fixing!) issues in code as natural as it can be, fully from inside your browser without any additional configuration.
20 votesThanks for this feedback! We are actively working on this right now and will share updates (and working implementations!) shortly.
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Persist Environment Settings Across Sessions
If you customize your panels, themes, fonts, colors, and other settings, we want to ensure your customizations are persisted the next time you access Project IDX.
114 votesAs part of our recently released preview of our Nix extensibility work, we persist all changes in your home directory. We are exploring additional ways of being able to persist changes between VM sessions.
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Support Multiple Projects/Folders
You may have separate projects (with their own build process, etc.) that you still want to see and control from inside the same workspace. This type of project structure is one we want to better support.
68 votesWe are actively discussing how to best address this. Stay tuned for some updates here.
In the interim, please comment on what kind of project(s) you are working in what other tools you have found that do a good job here.
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Support Previewing on Multiple Browsers
We want to provide you with the ability to test your app across multiple popular browsers, including on mobile devices as well.
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Mobile Preview Support for Web Apps
Worldwide, many users browse the internet on their mobile devices. We want to make it easier to test your web app more accurately across Android and iOS devices to catch any quirks (differing native UI, varying screen sizes, rendering engine bugs, etc.) the mobile environments may introduce.
13 votes
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