On 6/13/15 at 2:09 PM, [email protected] (Jonathan Vanasco) pronounced:
@Steve there's been a recent push for cloud based IDEs. basically a hosted pycharm + server that you vnc or browser into.
I've looked at several, including Cloud 9 and Python Anywhere. There are some specific use cases where they are useful. One feature I would love to see implemented is where an instructor can give their students a single URL to visit and load a working Python environment with Pyramid already installed. Then students could tinker away without struggling against installing a Python interpreter and virtual environments and paths (oh, my!). Last time we looked, it wasn't ready. Maybe someone can persevere and publish a recipe on how to do so in the Pyramid Cookbook.
But for most other use cases, meh to cloud. I like my editors on my laptop, and when my crappy network connection drops, I can keep working.
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