@svpino: If you want to self-host your dev environment and don't worry about the cloud, check out Coder. Open-source. Free to us…
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Coder is an open-source tool for self-hosting development environments, enabling developers to avoid cloud dependencies and control their agentic coding.
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If you want to self-host your dev environment and don’t worry about the cloud, check out Coder.
Open-source. Free to use. It doesn’t get better than this.
Perfect if you have a Mac Mini or access to a server and want to take control of your agentic coding. https://t.co/R7qKnyIlmN
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