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svenefftinge opened this issue Mar 1, 2021 · 5 comments · Fixed by #3642
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[Dashboard] Welcome Page #3302

svenefftinge opened this issue Mar 1, 2021 · 5 comments · Fixed by #3642
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component: dashboard roadmap item: new dashboard type: work item This issue pertains to something we have to do where the result is not code or a deployed feature

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svenefftinge commented Mar 1, 2021

New users not coming from the website but from some Gitpod button on the internet, need to have some initial context about what Gitpod is. Imagine you are on some Open-Source project and they claim, start coding now with a button, you click it but have never heard of Gitpod.

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@svenefftinge svenefftinge added this to the March 2021 milestone Mar 1, 2021
@csweichel csweichel added the type: work item This issue pertains to something we have to do where the result is not code or a deployed feature label Mar 1, 2021
@csweichel csweichel modified the milestones: March Backlog 2021, [do-not-add-issues] March 2021 Mar 1, 2021
@svenefftinge svenefftinge changed the title [Dashboard] Redesign Welcome Page [Dashboard] Welcome Page Mar 5, 2021
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geropl commented Mar 22, 2021

My first question after I tried the new VS Code and it did not work for me for whatever reason: How do I switch back?

IMO we need a minimal switch in the Settings that allow switching the default IDE.

@gtsiolis Ping: This came up during the Engineering Sync Meeting.

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Hey @geropl! In the new dashboard, there's already an option in Preferences (/preferences) to switch the Default IDE. Does this look sufficient?

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geropl commented Mar 22, 2021

@gtsiolis Absolutely, thx! 🙏 Was not aware.

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FWIW I understood your comment during the meeting more like, that we should make sure people who opt-in on the welcome screen to go with VS Code should get a hint, that they can always go back using the preferences. So people don't feel stressed because this might be a non reversable decision.

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geropl commented Mar 23, 2021

@svenefftinge It was more about the ability to switch at all. But the aspect you mention is equally important, true.

@gtsiolis Maybe this is already planned/solved as well? I imagine a (small) sentence below the opt-in: You always can switch your default IDE in your [settings]().

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