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I very much enjoy vscode for local edits. Alas! Majority of my time is spent on remote machines. I’m yet to find a solutions better than ssh + vim. I desperatel
by ahurmazda 8y ago
I very much enjoy vscode for local edits. Alas! Majority of my time is spent on remote machines. I’m yet to find a solutions better than ssh + vim. I desperately want to be able to use vscode on remote boxes (eg using whatever python interpreter and pytorch happens to be installed there)
Irony is that jupyter notebooks are a decent middle ground for my workflow since the editor is actually running on the server (although I’m not super in love with it since I have to refactor etc and missing out on what IDEs have to offer).
Vscode remote extension has been a joke unless I’m missing something big ... akin to Rsyncing files, making edits locally, and pushing it back out.
Nuclide (atom) seemed like it does what I want but I never got it to work in my vpc.
- reddit_clone 8y agoGive Emacs + Tramp a shot. It might be what you are looking for.
- candiodari 8y agosshfs can sort of make this work. It's not ideal because builds etc are still local.