If you are using Visual Studio code on your desktop, be it on Linux or Windows. And you want such functionality inside the browser, then you should check out the code server.
This repository tells you how to make use of the code server to create browser instance of the visual studio code. This is possible because visual studio code is electron based. And so porting it on desktop and web is easier.
Here's how it looks on the web browser.
You can check out the github repository here.
https://github.com/cdr/code-server
As long as your browser has enough RAM, there should be no issue with using the code server on the browser. As for the compilation and the similar project deployment part. I think there are some of the companies who have got the functional aspect of this project.
For example, take a look at the codesandbox. That makes use of the visual studio code and also allows you to deploy the code on git and other places.
I hope you check it out and hoping that this will help you in some way.
I hope this repository is useful for you. And if not then do pass this article to someone who is into code and development.
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