/vscode-extension

Live coding stream for remote collaboration.

Primary LanguageTypeScriptGNU General Public License v3.0GPL-3.0

GitDuck

GitDuck is an open source tool that allows you to record your code combined with your screen and microphone. You can record private or public coding sessions and easily share to anyone. Developers are using GitDuck to:

  • Record tutorials and walkthroughs
  • Video code reviews
  • Async pair programming
  • Live coding sessions

GitDuck coding session

✨ What's new

🌎 Open Source The extension is now open source and you can review and contribute to its development.

✍️ Chat and comments People can now add comments to your coding sessions and you can chat with anyone that visits your coding sessions.

🛎 Mute notifications Now we are enabling Do not disturb automatically once you start recording. This will prevent notifications to pop on your screen.

🐛 Bugs fixed We solved several bugs and improved performance. E.g. Custom theme being changed, Windows cropped recordings.

Requirements

GitDuck works for:

  • MacOS 10.12 or greater.
  • Windows 7, 8 and 10.
  • Linux support is coming soon.

Installation

  1. Create a GitDuck account.
  2. Connect your VS Code to your GitDuck account.
  3. That's it! Record your first coding session.

How to record

Click on Start GitDuck to generate an unique URL and start recording your screen and microphone. While you are recording, you will be shown to be LIVE in your GitDuck profile and in the URL generated.

How to record

What options do I have for recording?

  • You can select the video input if you have multiple screens.
  • You can select the audio input if you have multiple microphones.
  • You can select the streaming quality: Low (default) or High quality.

How to watch or share

All you need to do is go to the URL generated or to your profile. Your coding sessions are going to be stored there. There you can also change the title, add a description or delete the video if you want.

Do you need help?

Please contact us at help@gitduck.com

Thank you!