Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
Best way to develop from Windows machine
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@cpcode bitvise gives you file transfer in both direction via drag/drop. Great for log files etc
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And from Linux, you can use the caja file manager to get the remote file view. SSH window is normal
Sublime text - like notepad++
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@cpcode and you can use the developers window on the PC browser for css development
See the second link in my signature below for using the dev window for css
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@sdetweil Thanks, this is perfect! I am set up with SFTP to the Pi and I can edit the remote files with VS Code on my machine. Haven’t tried SSH yet but hopefully that works well too.
I’m good with old school HTML, JavaScript, and CSS, but have zero experience with anything Linux. This has been a great project to get my feet wet. I think in 3 or 4 more weeks I should be able to post some pics of my display here, it’s coming along. -
@cpcode don’t need sftp anymore
Just edit direct thru window file manager. DoubleClick
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@cpcode said in Best way to develop from Windows machine:
Use SSH with a text editor like VS Code (with the Remote - SSH extension) to edit files directly on the Pi. This avoids remote desktop issues and allows seamless file access and module development.
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