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This works nicely when you mainly just using a text editor to edit files in a scripting language and doing any automation stuff from terminal. If you find your
by jiggy2011 14y ago
This works nicely when you mainly just using a text editor to edit files in a scripting language and doing any automation stuff from terminal.
If you find yourself using a big IDE it can sometimes be a pain. Most IDEs will let you do remote debugging etc but will still build on the local machine and do use the local JVM to enable some features.
- tomku 14y agoIt's worth noting that Jetbrains IDEs seem to be getting support for remote debugging in VMs, and specifically Vagrant support. It's already in PyCharm[1], and hopefully it'll be available in their other IDEs soonish. <insert standard disclaimer about how I don't work for/with Jetbrains, just a happy customer, etc> [1]: http://blog.jetbrains.com/pycharm/2013/03/how-pycharm-helps-you-with-remote-development/ http://blog.jetbrains.com/pycharm/2013/03/how-pycharm-helps-...