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If you hit `.` in GitHub, you'll get dropped into a full IDE inside the browser. I've found this to be invaluable for reviews, because it lets you see the chang
by phailhaus 3y ago
If you hit `.` in GitHub, you'll get dropped into a full IDE inside the browser. I've found this to be invaluable for reviews, because it lets you see the changes within the context of the entire file, rather than just seeing snippets. I'm much more likely to catch subtle design issues that way.
- jtreminio 3y agoThis is game changing, thank you for telling us this.
- Offpics 3y agoThats bonkers, thanks
- flanbiscuit 3y agook this is really cool, thanks for the tip! I've been in this IDE before but only when making edits to files directly in Github. I did not know I could shortcut to it directly from a commit diff. By the way, this shortcut also works in Gitlab (just tried it)