Kinda crap, is it not? Barely usable.
And how do we fix that? We can't.
I mean it's not a Commodore. It's a raspi. It streams 4K video and decodes it onto your projector on the fly.
But editing code using a popular solution is not any good.
Kinda crap, is it not? Barely usable.
And how do we fix that? We can't.
I mean it's not a Commodore. It's a raspi. It streams 4K video and decodes it onto your projector on the fly.
But editing code using a popular solution is not any good.
Now expanding this further, before code-server I had to use vnc, nomachine, x2go, ssh, mosh or xrdp to use an IDE on a remote server. None of these solutions are lightweight or stable across an unstable connection besides console based IDEs. Now I can finally write software as if the IDE would run on my rather old laptop while executing code on a very powerful server with minimal setup cost and barely any ram usage (compared to a full blown IDE).
Please clarify what is so special about Electron in that case. It was so slow they had to do it that way, is that what you're saying?