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Oh, I have. My setup is now Remote VS Code to a Linux NUC that sits on my desk. All code lives on the NUC and all tests run on the NUC, but I can use my MacBoo
by phamilton 5y ago
Oh, I have.
My setup is now Remote VS Code to a Linux NUC that sits on my desk. All code lives on the NUC and all tests run on the NUC, but I can use my MacBook Pro as I move around the house, work outside, etc.
It's pretty seamless, I'm impressed.
- amatecha 5y agoOh what… by "Remote VS Code" are you referring to this? https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/remote/remote-overview https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/remote/remote-overview Seems very handy indeed!
- phamilton 5y agoYeah, the VSCode UI runs on my Mac, but it runs a vscode remote server on my NUC. Debugger, tests, etc. all run on my remote machine. I originally did this in a Linux VM, but got tired of the battery hit that running a VM 24/7 has.
- amatecha 5y agoNeato, that's pretty awesome! Can keep your main machine freed up to deal with actual editing and other usage, while the remote server does all the "heavy lifting". Thanks for the info!
- soziawa 5y agoI have had a similar setup with a remote server and a MacBook Air. If internet on trains were a bit more stable it would have been the perfect setup.
- ticviking 5y agoThank you for commenting about this! I've been looking for a good solution to this exact kind of thing.