foreword
Cloud Studio is a browser-based integrated development environment (IDE) that provides developers with an always-on cloud workstation. Users do not need to install Cloud Studio when using it, and can use it anytime, anywhere by opening a browser. The cloud development experience is almost the same as that of the local, and the threshold for getting started is lower; it is extremely open, and third-party platforms can easily integrate Cloud Studio cloud development capabilities through the SDK we provide.
Introduction
This kernel upgrade: the Cloud Studio kernel version has been upgraded from v1.69.1 to v1.71.0; at the same time, the number of participants who support collaboration plug-ins has been increased from 3 to 10, and more official website building templates have been provided. It is worth mentioning that the menu bar at the top of the editor provides a command center search box, through which, all the functions of the editor are at your fingertips.
This kernel upgrade mainly includes the following highlights:
- The command center is displayed by default - for searching files, running commands, and navigating the cursor history.
- Title Bar Customization - Hide/Show menu bar, command center or layout controls.
- Fold Selection - Create your own fold regions in the editor.
- Search Multi-Select - Select and then act on multiple search results.
- Tree View Search and Filter - Find and filter in tree views like Find Explorer.
- Rich code operations - convenient and fast use of code operations in the code editor, so as to extract and refactor code blocks.
Show command center by default
Through the command center, you can easily search for files, run commands, and navigate the cursor history, as shown in the following figure:
Title bar customization
Cloud Studio has displayed the command center by default, and you can also right-click on the top menu bar to choose to hide/show the menu bar, command center or layout control.
When your window is relatively small, the menu bar will be automatically collapsed, as shown in the figure below:
Collapse selection
You can create a range of code lines of your choice as a custom fold, and create a custom fold with the following command:
The effect after creation is as follows:
search multiple choice
Now the search view supports multiple selections, and you can perform operations such as batch replacement and elimination on multiple selections, as shown in the following figure:
Tree view search and filter
Tree views, such as File Explorer, now support find controls. You can press ⌘F (Ctrl+F on Windows) inside the tree to bring up the find control. You can use the lookup controls to highlight matching elements or click the filter button to hide all elements that do not match your search term. As shown below:
Rich code manipulation
You can select a code block in the code editor, and then perform various code operations on the changed code block, such as extracting, wrapping, etc., as shown in the following figure:
Among them, the wrapping method refers to wrapping the selected code fragment with a piece of template code, such as wrapped by a Do-While loop statement, as shown in the following figure:
write at the end
Only some of the relatively important updates are listed above. This update has greatly upgraded the workspace, editing, terminal, source control, debugging, notebooks, languages, extension points and other aspects. Therefore, the new version of the kernel will bring you an all-round experience improvement. Individual developers, enterprises, and third-party platforms are welcome to use or integrate Cloud Studio products, and also welcome to give us suggestions for improvement.