Learn about the new features and functionalities that will increase your productivity and simplify your dev workflow.

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The FullStacked workspace interface got a nice relook and refactor making it much more efficient. At any moment, with a single key combination, pop up the command palette to quickly toggle between active windows or open new ones.

You can now install and run your workspace with a simple command line. This way, the workspace utilizes your local computer resources. Meaning, if you have a powerful machine, everything runs fast and snappy.
You can also run the whole workspace on a single container with a single volume. It is super easy to spawn a instance on your own infrastructure and offload all of the computing demand to a remote machine. This way, you can access your workspace with any low resources device like a tablet, a smartphone or an inexpensive laptop.
Now that you can run an array of workspace instances, FullStacked Cloud provides the service of synchronization between all of them. This completely decouples the computation and the storage giving you a sense that any connected device allows you to access your workspace. You will no longer feel bonded to a single machine.
Finally, if your own infra is unreachable, FullStacked Cloud even provides ephemeral instances for you to access your workspace from anywhere, at anytime. To help you understand the immense freedom FullStacked Cloud brings, here’s a little doodle showing my current workspaces setup.

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For all other information like how to install and run FullStacked, refer to the official website https://fullstacked.org or to the GitHub repositery.
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