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Build a Hugo static site in the browser using GitHub Codespaces
- blackoil 6y agoI don't have access to Codespaces, but recently tried VSCode with remote and am pretty impressed. The experience was as if I am working on my local machine, with no perceptible latency and all features like intellisense working just fine.
- shotormorgh 6y agoYeah, it's a really cool feature. You can do it over ssh out of the box with vscode. Another option to get a Codespaces experience is to self host code-server. Then you can access it through a browser just like Codespaces. It's more flexible too since it's your own machine. https://github.com/cdr/code-server https://github.com/cdr/code-server https://hub.docker.com/r/linuxserver/code-server https://hub.docker.com/r/linuxserver/code-server
- philip1209 6y agoI've been enjoying Codespaces. It's really slick. My Macbook Air was having trouble running all of the development tools I wanted use. Moving everything to the cloud - including Postgres, Redis, backend dev server, linting, and frontend Nuxt server - means my battery life has improved and I could even be developing on a $200 chromebook. I know I'm missing out on the ability to develop code while offline - e.g., on an airplane. But, in my experience - modern code increasingly relies on webhooks and APIs for basic functions. So, I think most web app code can't be expected to be run in an "offline" mode once it reaches sufficient maturity.
- willio58 6y agoAlso, if you were in a pinch, you could just pay for WiFi on the plane. In a car? Set up a hotspot on your phone.
- lloydatkinson 6y agoHow lucky to have been given access - been waiting since about November...