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Microsoft working on Visual Studio Live Share, letting developers collaborate on the same codebase without the need to synchronize code
By Nisheeth Bhakuni | November 16th, 2017
Live Share enables your team to quickly collaborate on the same codebase
without the need to synchronize code or to configure the same development
tools, settings, or environment.
When you share a collaborative session, your teammate sees the context of the workspace in their editor. This means your teammate can read the code you shared without having to clone a repo or install any dependencies your code relies on. They can use rich language features to navigate within the code; not only just opening other files as text but using semantic analysis-based navigation like Go to Definition or Peek.
When you share a collaborative session, your teammate sees the context of the workspace in their editor. This means your teammate can read the code you shared without having to clone a repo or install any dependencies your code relies on. They can use rich language features to navigate within the code; not only just opening other files as text but using semantic analysis-based navigation like Go to Definition or Peek.
Nisheeth Bhakuni
