On-the-go coding on an iPad with Blink Shell and VS Code

[@sukanya4498]

Wow, You have been working on this for 5 years. Really! , Thank you! That’s a tremendous effort !

[@hectorcenteno7315]

This presentations was great. I finally was able to get my setup up and running. Thanks

[@killer-um2gi]

Take a shot every time Carlos says 'right'. 😂
But seriously though blink is the best tool on my ipad pro and they continue to improve it. It's dope!

[@the_fluffychan]

OMG, this tutorial is awesome, I only know iSH before I watch this.

[@acidpunk7423]

Thanks for doing this great outreach brother

[@chfmrf9605]

Absolutly awesome!!!! Presentation plenty of information! Very good usecases! Thank you Carlos Cabanero!!

[@theloniousMac]

I carry a Raspberry Pi with Linux that I connect to. I also have a Linode machine.

[@siddhantapoudel2422]

Did all the setup but when I code from the blink dir in files. The vscode cannot open that directory am I missing anything. Awesome job btw. Really lucky I found this

[@theloniousMac]

The minimalist movement ended about a year and a half ago and the maximalist movement is trending. Not kidding. I’ve always been a minimalist though. 1

[@yor1001]

I’ve been looking for a local VSCode ios solution for such a long time.

[@MarkPanado]

I tried it with settings sync, my custom theme even loaded yey thanks!!!

[@tipekaadkins3800]

I got two iPad when Im doing one project I'm doing another assignment on the other or watch a course esp surface on the go

[@marcelchaloupka]

On the yearly subscription/nagware, does the subscription unlock any Additional functions over the non-subscribed version?

[@Zagoorland]

Just make Native iOS app!

[@DonkeyFrog]

wow that's genius, it's like all these people who are 100 times smarter than you haven't already thought of that and rule it out as a possibility.

[@Zagoorland]

@@DonkeyFrog im sure they thought of that already, but my comment is a part of community voice.

[@benvella1728]

@@Zagoorland Given the limited file system of iOS, this won't happen. Blink is pretty much all we can hope for. Discovered this yesterday and I'm impressed!

[@marcelchaloupka]

Blink is a native app

[@marcopenalosa8689]

Is it applicable for SQL?

[@cnbmonster1042]

python user cannot use python extension because the web vscode does not support python extension. the vscode becomes notepad for me......T.T

[@dunks184wolf]

Well and truly evening here is aus

[@dunks184wolf]

now make an ipad version of Doom Emacs!!! :D :D

[@MarkPanado]

This is what iSH Shell can't do at the moment, run a local vscode instance

[@zyrtechy]

wondering have you tried coding in vs code local through blink and using ish shell to run your code?? i don’t have an ipad but if i could do that i’d ish my pants

[@MarkPanado]

@@zyrtechy I tested this without success. blinksftp doesn’t work with iSH in my end to open vscode. But I was able to access iSH via Blink with ssh or mosh

[@MarkPanado]

@@zyrtechy my alternative is to run a dev server in Linode for now

[@FuzailShaikh]

If only we had native app for ipad

[@fine2990]

Extensions?

[@mxkmn]

- Right?
- Aha

[@wolverinchambell6997]

+1

[@johnrm9]

Minimalist? Look at the APL language using Greek symbols where a program can be written in one line!

[@markuslohmayer8635]

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[@joeswagson]

damn