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"development" means developing what? I probably should have put that in: I work on everything you mentioned, with the exception of mobile apps. I do most of
by simon_weber 13y ago
"development" means developing what?
I probably should have put that in: I work on everything you mentioned, with the exception of mobile apps.
I do most of my work remotely (my campus wifi is pretty good), but everything works locally as well.
- brent_noorda 13y agoSuppose I have a c++ file I want to compile. I've assumed you couldn't do that on a chromebook directly, but would need to open a terminal on some system that does run a compiler. So does developing on a chromebook require that you also have an account on some remote computer and you're using the chromebook in various ways to remote to that other development system? I.E. does most of your chromebook development come down to using it as a smart terminal?
- simon_weber 13y agoI've assumed you couldn't [compile c++] on a chromebook directly You can, actually - just not out of the box. I describe switching to dev mode and using crouton for this in my post. does most of your chromebook development come down to using it as a smart terminal That said, yes; I normally remote into beefy servers on campus. I may find myself doing more local work once I graduate, however.