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Developing on an iPad using Github Codespaces
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- Опубликовано: 15 авг 2024
- Can you actually code something on the iPad? With Github Codespaces you can! Sort of, at least...
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Topics:
00:00 Introduction
01:25 Setup
01:44 The goal
02:08 Open Codespaces on the iPad
02:37 Extensions
02:52 Vim on the iPad
03:21 Terminal
03:50 Forwarded ports
04:40 Pushing the changes
05:02 Closing the codespace
05:17 Advantages
06:06 Disadvantages
07:12 Join the waitlist
07:23 Pricing
07:58 Alternatives
08:48 Conclusion
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Nice! -- I just got off the waitlist and am going to play around with it a bit.
I think an inexpensive Chromebook might be an even better option than the iPad since then things like the `esc` key issue you ran into wouldn't be a problem!
I definitely agree with you! :)
The biggest problem with inexpensive Chromebooks for me has always been that they just look and feel like inexpensive PCs - Easier to just carry around a sleek ultrabook and have a nice typing experience for anything serious, but a Chromebook could be good for playing around or for those who develop 90% at a desk and don't already have a laptop.
Having said that the idea of a remote development environment / workspace is something I'm interested in and have considered in the past whether I could actually get away with doing 99% of my real work on a remote machine, whatever that may be.
Still really like the idea (one day) of a Samsung DeX / W10M Continuum experience with some real high quality lapdock accessories - The thought of having just 1 device that can morph to do everything I need (even if some of that is offloaded to the cloud) is amazing and codespaces bring us one step closer.
I tried to use code-server recently with my iPad 2018 which was working just fine with around 40 extensions installed.
I put everything into a PWA so that I was able to run the site in full screen, too me it works good enough that I can leave my laptop at home when I’m going on a weekend trip.
Interesting! Thanks for sharing :)
I'm on the waitlist, in the meantime I signed up for Gitpod like you suggested which so far is pretty amazing! My question is, how do you then debug your web app on the ipad? I need the web inspector I typically use in chrome to modify elements to figure out my exact styling and be able to edit the styling, viewing JS errors, and seeing the network traffic requests and responses.
I suspect the inspector is not available on the iPad itself :( This might be more suited for backend work, but I might be wrong!
You can download „Inspect Browser“ from the App Store. It‘s not as good as the chrome devtools, but it does the job.
Awesome thanks I’ll check it out! I just ordered the new iPad Pro so I’m excited.
I‘m running on an iPad pro 2020 with the Magic Keyboard and honestly, my experience is pretty, pretty bad. Many „CMD + * combinations don‘t work and scrolling is absolutely horrific. There is a ton of issues currently open at the code-server repo regarding iPad controls and atm. I‘d say you can‘t seriously use it for anything but simple text changes. I started using the iSH app to have a linux console to SSH into my servers running nvim - works a gazillion times better than any code-server solution.
Yeah, I had the same experience. It "technically" works, but it's not a pleasant experience, especially after getting used to an ordinary laptop
@@FedericoTerzi I am new to web development and sold and older model macbook for the 2022 iPad. I mainly use just html, css and Java. Do you think that's a bad move?
absolutely agree. Ipad mouse and keyboard like a rat : ))
Is it possible to get rid of this grey area at the bottom?
will you be able to design a webpage with it. For designing a webpage we need to use chrome developer tools and is that possible on it when coding on Ipad or at least will we be able to use edge developer tools extension.
Can first generation be upgraded to ios 15 using python code?
It's been more than a month and I'm still in the waitlist.
That unfortunate! Probably they received too many requests lately...
@@FedericoTerzi Yea...I guess wait
I'm waiting. :( I'll be buying a Chromebook just for this.
I heard wait-lists usually take 4 months, by then it's not gonna be in beta anymore and it'll just cost money
plz make video on code server
Ho comprato l'iPad 6 praticamente all'uscita solo per la penna.
Avevo cercato tempo fa un modo per scrivere e testare 2 righe di codice ogni tanto in mobilità ma era talmente macchinoso che ho lasciato perdere immediatamente. Questa potrebbe essere una buona alternativa.
l'iPad è uno strumento per lo studio perfetto ma per scrivere codice è alquanto terribile e iOS non facilita per niente le cose (ed io purtroppo non ne sono per niente fan). Vorrei tanto provare un Chromebook duet con una penna per vedere se è in grado di sostituire l'iPad perché voglio fuggire da iOS. Fortunatamente adesso supporta pienamente Linux ed ha tutte le app android, potrebbe essere una buona alternativa
Bel video comunque complimenti!
Grazie! Adoro l'iPad per un sacco di cose, purtroppo programmare non è una di quelle :) Buona fortuna con la tua ricerca!
I am new to web development and sold and older model macbook for the 2022 iPad. I mainly use just html, css and Java. Do you think that's a bad move?
Really depends on your needs :) I'd choose a mac over an iPad anytime (especially the new M1's) though it's highly subjective :)
Wouldn't it be easier to just run visual code on a surface pro?
Of course! But there's nothing wrong about trying out other approaches :)
Some of us like me are Apple lovers and will not use any products other than Apple. So something like an Ipad is appealing in that sense. I have tons of macbook pro's, imac's etc that are plenty powerful enough but they are also big and heavy and not super portable, like my 16" macbook pro. Looking for an option like the ipad pro that is super lightweight and portable. The Ipad pro 13 inch is half the weight of the macbook air 13" even.
which monitor are those ? and the stand ?
Here we go:
Monitor: www.amazon.it/gp/product/B06Y13QBYL
Stand: www.amazon.it/gp/product/B07XDS6GXM
How does it work when your internet connection isn't stable?
Not a good experience unfortunately :(
Nice video! Small question; can you install the remote - ssh extensions and then connect to cluster/server from Github Codespaces?
I would be supper handy to use vscode on iPad to access large computer remotely.
If you control the large computer yourself, then you don't need Github Codespaces anymore and use code-server instead: github.com/cdr/code-server :)
@@FedericoTerzi Thanks a lot for your answer! No, I do not control the large computer (by large computers I mean "very large" computers such as OLCF-3 for instance), I am not one of the administrators. I tried code-server on my own server and it works fine but I cannot install the remote - ssh extension to access other computers from it; the package is not in the list of available packages.
I assume that the list of installable packages of code-sever and Github Codespaces are the same.
I see! Thank you for the insight, very interesting :) Not sure whether that could help, but here's the list of ssh extensions I can see on the codespace: pasteboard.co/JGpxOvz.png
@@FedericoTerzi Thanks for this list, it actually helps a lot! The required extension is available in your list (it is the first one) but not on code-server (pasteboard.co/JGpCwirN.jpg). I can’t wait to have the opportunity to test GitHub Codespaces :) Thanks again for your answers and the video!
Sounds great, good luck with that! :)
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IDEA desks? I got the same ones
Yep, my whole house is basically made of Ikea forniture :)
Oops thought I typed IKEA but guess you knew what I meant anyways.
Can i know where to buy keyboard you use in this video?
Sure, it's the Trust Nado Bluetooth keyboard. Be aware, this keyboard is really bad
Get the Logitech k380 one, cheap and awesome
Ciao Federico, spero che tu possa rispondermi: in questo momento ti sto scrivendo sul mio nuovo iPad di 8th gen ed essendo uno studente di informatica, ho pensato anch’io di voler provare ad usarlo per scrivere codice. Non però capito come poter utilizzare questa opzione di GitHub code spiace,poiché quando apro una repo sulla piattaforma, tale voce non mi compare nel menu. È dunque un’app che devo scaricare prima?
Ciao Antonio, devi entrare nella join list :) github.com/features/codespaces/signup
@@FedericoTerzi ti ringrazio per la risposta. Posso sapere quanto tempo dovrei aspettare per essere aggiunto ?
Io ho aspettato 3 giorni se ricordo bene, ma non so se le tempistiche sono cambiate :)
idk about any thing else gitpod is already better than codespaces as it has dark mode as default
What ?! Are you using light mode! Are you really a developer? 😅
Fair point :) I tend to use light mode during the day and dark mode in the evenings
I usually use dark mode but light mode tends to do better on the eyes and also for learning videos its actually easier to read someones code in light mode, so he made a better choice for presentation.
The dude has a monitor turned vertical so he definitely is lol
@@ThePatriotPirate haha 😂
I just use play.js.