Gitlip Editors: Demo Launch 🌷 Gitlip is a collaborative coding platform, and today we’re launching the demo for Gitlip Editors - our take on collaborative coding environments. If you've ever wanted to collaborate on Markdown or code with the convenience of Google Docs, our demo is for you.

🗂️ Supported file types 🔌The Multiplayer Filesystem is powered by a combination of Durable Objects, WebSockets, and Yjs. 🌷 Gitlip Editors support: code files, @tldraw drawings, SVGs, images, videos, PDFs, binary files

🪽 Uploading and downloading files 🕊️ Drag and drop files from your computer into Gitlip Editors 🎨 @tldraw files created in a Gitlip Editor are compatible with

👈 Importing Files 🚁 Drag & drop any Web resource that has a url into the Editor 🛸 Drag & drop files or directories from any Git repo on Gitlip into your Editor (works for all other Git providers) 📤 Download the contents of an Editor to your computer as a zip or a tar.gz

🤝Collaboration in Markdown 📝 Edit text and code snippets 💻 We’ve repurposed the Markdown image embedding syntax so you can use it to embed any type of file ⌨️ Collaboratively edit embedded code files, math syntax, @tldraw drawings and SVGs

📣 Conclusion ⛅️ Gitlip Editors are built on top of the Cloudflare Workers platform 🎮📁 At the core of Gitlip Editors is a Multiplayer Filesystem built on Durable Objects 💫 Our big vision is to make the web feel more alive and for coding to feel more collaborative

📮 We’re considering offering Gitlip Editors as a service to other platform builders 💬 If you would like to integrate Gitlip Editors or our Git repos infrastructure into your product, DM me and let’s have a chat 📖 More technical details in our blog

🌷 Try out the Gitlip Editors demo:

AI-first pull request reviewer with context-aware feedback, line-by-line code suggestions, and real-time chat.

So impressive! Excellent work, Natalie.

Thank you Sid!! Really means a lot to hear you say that 🙇🏻‍♀️

really like the presentation style! demo lacks a hook for individuals e.g. why is gitlip beneficial to single player usage?

thank you for the feedback!