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Looks like a great way to shorten the edit-run cycle, but my first question would be: where is my source? More specifically, is Akshell storing it in some kind
by jsankey 17y ago
Looks like a great way to shorten the edit-run cycle, but my first question would be: where is my source? More specifically, is Akshell storing it in some kind of version control? Is there any possibile way to take it offline, and edit it on my local machine (still in my browser)?
- korenyushkin 17y agoThank you. There is a tool for accessing Akshell: http://www.akshell.com/docs/guide/using/#tool http://www.akshell.com/docs/guide/using/#tool You can use it like this: sudo easy_install akshell akshell get your-app # make changes akshell put your-app -e "test()" # send changes and run the test() function It can be integrated into an IDE (I use it from Emacs). But it isn't a substitution for a version control, which wouldn't be handy here because of short put cycles.