A year in review: code-server insights for 2022
Blog post from Coder
In 2022, Coder shared insights from their telemetry data on code-server usage. The most active country was the United States, followed by China. The most popular shells were /bin/bash and /usr/bin/bash, while Python was the most popular extension. Other top extensions included Jupyter, C++, and GitLens. In terms of codebase improvements, 2022 saw 27 releases with a focus on making it easier to release faster. Changes included using OpenVSX as the default extension marketplace, upstreaming patches to VS Code, adding a flag to disable file downloads, automatically forwarding ports, and improving the release process. Coder also released instructions for running your own vscode marketplace with code-marketplace.
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