The Developer’s Guide to Remote Debugging

Code Collaboration Communication Productivity

Visual Studio Live Share Landing Page

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Visual Studio Live Share

Real-time collaborative development

VS Code Live Share is the product that’s going to be the most similar to CoScreen. It’s typically what most developers use to share code, and it’s a real-time code collaboration tool. It’s basically an extension in VS Code, meaning you need a Microsoft account or a GitHub account to use it. It has a multi-user remote control feature, like CoScreen, but with limited capabilities. The other downside is it doesn’t integrate with a lot of tools.

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Stack Overflow Landing Page

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Stack Overflow

Community-based Q&A part of the Stack Exchange platform.

At this point, use a debugger (especially if it’s in the front end). If it’s in the back end, use logging to log values at points in the code. If that doesn’t work, go to Stack Overflow, GitHub, or Google to see if someone else is having (or has had) this issue.

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Slack Landing Page

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Slack

A messaging app for teams who see through the Earth!

Slack is the approach that most co-workers use. It integrates some of your other communication tools, like Zoom and Google Calendar. It allows users to communicate with each other by chatting, scheduling meetings, and doing one-on-one video/voice calls.

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GitHub Landing Page
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GitHub

Originally founded as a project to simplify sharing code, GitHub has grown into an application used by over a million people to store over two million code repositories, making GitHub the largest code host in the world.
Pricing:
- Open Source
At this point, use a debugger (especially if it’s in the front end). If it’s in the back end, use logging to log values at points in the code. If that doesn’t work, go to Stack Overflow, GitHub, or Google to see if someone else is having (or has had) this issue.

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Duckly Landing Page

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Duckly

Collaborate on any page with a Figma-like experience

Duckly, formerly known as GitDuck, is also a great real-time code collaboration tool, but it connects directly from your IDE (integrated development environment), which is not necessary with CoScreen. When you use CoScreen, you don’t need to connect to anything additional in order to do coding, which is a big advantage for CoScreen. Duckly allows you to share your code and terminal in a video call. With CoScreen however, you can share your code without sharing your whole screen.

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