Chromebook Dev

>>61641019
>I'm talking about using only signed Chrome apps, cloud storage, and a dev server.
must be hell

>>61641172
Is pretty comfy actually. Everything is synched with the botnet save SSH keys so I can wipe my Chromebook to factory settings but be up and running like nothing happened in 10 minutes. Don't have to fuck with reinstalling environments.

>>61641019
I used to with a OG Samsung and a hosted install of c9, was quite comfy

>>61641019
I'm thinking about getting a Samsung Chromebook Pro, what kind of programming can you do with it? I'm assuming you can do Android, and probably web dev too. Anything else?

>>61641271
> Not doing periodic full disk snapshots to preserve your operating environment
> Not backing up working files to a torrentsync folder for immediate off-disk backup

No wonder you're stuck on basic tools you basic fuck

>>61641019
Okay, I'll bite.

Tell us about your environment anon.
What signed apps do you use?
What language do you develop in?
What's your workflow like?

>>61641362
That's nice but more time-consuming in the end than just logging in and synching. It was fine when I was a NEET of course.

>>61641343
Any Chromebook will be the same really if you do all your building on a separate server. The difference will be the quality of your browsing experience, and Android apps I suppose.

>>61641495
Caret, Codenvy, SFTP File System, MySQL Admin covers most everything for apps. I work on C++, AngularJS, Java, and HTML on an average workday. I connect to Linux servers and work directly on a project file structure with SFTP, and let the server hand CI.

I used to chroot or crouton into Linux for SSH and SublimeText, but I've spent so little time doing so lately I just don't bother with devmode anymore. I remote into my desktop if I seriously need to nowadays.

>>61641019
Paruru a shit. A SHIT!

>>61641019
Hi prr