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I've been working lately on getting Visual Studio Code to compile for ARM. Its working fairly reliably but Travis doesnt support the toolchain so Im having to u

I've been working lately on getting Visual Studio Code to compile for ARM. Its working fairly reliably but Travis doesnt support the toolchain so Im having to use Gitlab CI in the meantime. I want to give this a little more polish before I release, but can I gauge from the folks here if there would be any interest in ARM nightlies for Raspberry Pi (and other ARM SBCs)/ARM Chromebooks? If so, I'll move some things around to get it done in the next few days. Works really well on Chrome OS with Crouton, owing to the integrated terminal: https://twitter.com/headmelted/status/778458660003393536 https://twitter.com/headmelted/status/778458660003393536

shakna 10y ago
Not so sure about a Raspberry Pi, it'd probably just be a novelty there, considering how slow the Pi is running Chromium and the like. (Though the Pi 3 might be able to handle it better). Chromebooks on the other hand, sound like a great idea.
- headmelted 10y ago
  That's what I thought, but it runs quite well on a RPi2. Extensions working well too, at least as many as I have tried.
speps 10y ago
> Travis doesnt support the toolchain so Im having to use Gitlab CI in the meantime. AppVeyor has really good Windows images : https://www.appveyor.com/ https://www.appveyor.com/
turtle4 10y ago
I would love to see in on rpi3 as an alternate editor for python, node, go if it could be performant.