CDE Open Source Program
Gitpod's Open Source Program provides Gitpod Cloud users with 2,500 credits per month of free CDE usage.
“Gitpod totally changed the development velocity for RedwoodJS—it removed any issues related to configurations of dev environments and made it incredibly easy to contribute. Reviewing pull requests is delightful because they are prebuilt and ready for review!”
Tom Preston-Werner, Co-founder of GitHub
Always ready-to-code
CDEs are on-demand and pre-configured with all tools, libraries and dependencies you need.
Onboard contributors in seconds
With Gitpod, contributing to your project becomes seamless. Forget tedious setups and guides; now, a single click is all it takes.
Code anywhere, on any device
A Chromebook or even an iPad will work just fine. Anyone can contribute, no matter their hardware.
Collaboration made easy
Easily share dev environment configurations, changes to configurations, or real-time projects for easier collaboration.
Accept contributions safely
Source code is centrally and safely stored in the cloud, never locally, inhibiting malicious actors from infiltrating your workstations.
Program benefits
Free Gitpod Cloud
Maintainers get 2,500 credits per month for use Gitpod Cloud. This is equivalent to 250 hours of Standard workspace usage.
Onboarding support
One of our community engineers will be happy to help you get the most out of using CDEs for your open-source projects.
FAQs
I'm not eligible but still want to use Gitpod
I'm not eligible but still want to use Gitpod
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