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CodeGeeX: An Open Multilingual Code Generation Model (KDD 2023)
https://codegeex.cn
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Is there a way to try CodeGeeX in an online web app? #67

Open ndattani opened 1 year ago

ndattani commented 1 year ago

I'm hesitant to download and install new software these days, since almost everything is available via online web apps. For example I no longer need my own TeX distribution since Overleaf has it all. I no longer have Microsoft Word because I can use Google Dogs with my web browser.

Is it possible to try CodeGeeX this way?

Stanislas0 commented 1 year ago

I'm hesitant to download and install new software these days, since almost everything is available via online web apps. For example I no longer need my own TeX distribution since Overleaf has it all. I no longer have Microsoft Word because I can use Google Dogs with my web browser.

Is it possible to try CodeGeeX this way?

Sure! Please try CodeGeeX directly in Cloud Studio (a powerful cloud IDE), by clicking this link. You can use CodeGeeX in your browser without downloading.

ndattani commented 1 year ago

@Stanislas0 that appears to require me to sign-in using either WeChat or GitHub or coding.net. I was wondering if there's something like Octave online which allows me to quickly use Octave in a web browser without signing in.

Stanislas0 commented 1 year ago

@Stanislas0 that appears to require me to sign-in using either WeChat or GitHub or coding.net. I was wondering if there's something like Octave online which allows me to quickly use Octave in a web browser without signing in.

Yeah, I understand. Why not have a try on our online DEMO? This doesn't require any sign-in, but it just supports simple functions. If you want more features of CodeGeeX, I suggest using IDE extensions for a better experience.

ndattani commented 1 year ago

@Stanislas0 thanks! I didn't like that the "insecure" icon showed up next to the URL, in my browser, but I tried it anyway. Why is it that I can only generate one line of code at a time? Isn't that slow and tedious?

andiwang1993 commented 1 year ago

Hi, you can try it on Gitpod which only needs to login with github or gitlab or bitbucket;) Search codegeex in the market and you will find it, happy coding!

ndattani commented 1 year ago

@andiwang1993 I've created a GitPod account now. What do you mean by the "market"? I don't see how to use CodeGeeX with GitPod :'(

andiwang1993 commented 1 year ago

After login, you can go to https://gitpod.io/workspaces/ to find if there are some workspaces, if not, create one and then open this workspace, click "Extensions" button the left sidebar(https://imgur.com/N7WSSPj), and search our extension in the marketplace and install it, after this you can start to use our extension ;)