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What do you use for (a) coding and (b) keyboard?
by xpe 7y ago
What do you use for (a) coding and (b) keyboard?
- throwaway413 7y agoHere's my setup: 1) iPad Pro 256gb 11" 2) Apple keyboard case 3) Apple magic keyboard 2 w/ number pad (when I need to really get into it) 4) DigitalOcean VM instance 5) Termius ssh iOS app 6) Neovim on the VM, or sometimes I pull out VS Code via code-server [1] and exposed via #7 7) Custom domain name w/ nginx serving up my projects and services from the VM 8) AirPlay via my Apple TV to any connected displays [1] https://github.com/cdr/code-server https://github.com/cdr/code-server
- read_if_gay_ 7y agoBlink is by far the best ssh/mosh app I have found. mosh is a gamechanger if you use mobile data and the interface of the app is the best implementation of a shell I came across so far. If you haven't tried it yet it's worth looking at. Steep price tag but justified by how much you use it.
- throwaway413 7y agoI have read about it but have yet to give it a try. Thanks for the recommendation! Update: just tried it, and holy smokes, what a difference. Mosh feels local. And Blink is super cool too, I like the CLI-style menus.
- son_ngu 7y agoFor your use, what instance size did you get for your DO instance?
- throwaway413 7y agoI pay for the $40/mo droplet, just because I am able to afford it and I host several active, multi-user prototype projects out of that box and sometimes end up using the power. But I could probably get away with a much more lightweight instance.
- simonh 7y agoI use Pythonista mainly, though I started with Codea (Lua) years ago and I'm currently trying out Pyto. I just use the on screen keyboard.