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Seems very limited for an IDE. Only certain web frameworks permitted for now, python and go support is still not there, and Flutter is the only choice for cross

by gochi 3y ago

Seems very limited for an IDE. Only certain web frameworks permitted for now, python and go support is still not there, and Flutter is the only choice for cross-platform apps. Android and iOS simulators aren't built in yet either. Given the blog title and the blog itself, I was expecting a bit more and something less piecemeal rather than what is actually presented here which is an online IDE mixed with google AI.

mattsan 3y ago
Yeah, I assume that's the only frameworks/presets they currently have for their quick deploy/auto scalability integration
vineyardmike 3y ago
Alternatively, they make IDEs and so does everyone else. They even have a web IDE powered by VSCode as an offering in GCP, like GitHub codespace. This seems tailored to being good at doing front end stuff (multiple emulators, multi-browser previews, etc). Which is probably a problem google deals with themselves.
- dr_kiszonka 3y ago
  GCP's on-boarding process, especially setting up local entertainment, used to be a little complex¹. Maybe having the whole IDE in the cloud would simplify it. It would be cool to have ”Bard” create a role based on my code or refresh an expired token. 1. A bunch of really smart folks asked me for help with it on a few different projects. I tried GCP's VSCode extension but it wasn't particularly easy to use.