The rise of remote work has led to a significant increase in the adoption of collaboration tools by remote development teams, enabling them to work together more seamlessly and efficiently regardless of location and time zone. These tools have transformed how teams collaborate, allowing developers to share running code with stakeholders, collaborate on real-time, and synchronize their code seamlessly. Key aspects of collaboration in remote development include code previewing, pair coding, collaborative terminals, chat within IDEs, and screen-sharing capabilities. Remote development environments like Daytona provide increased security and isolation for collaboration data. Leveraging tools such as Yjs and Conflict-Free Replicated Data Types (CRDTs) enables efficient code syncing and synchronization across different development environments. The emergence of these collaboration tools has revolutionized the landscape of remote development, making it easier, more streamlined, and more efficient.