Web-Entwicklung in der Cloud
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/4455539
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10-10-2019 - |
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Ich hatte das Glück, die Google Cr-48 für die Chrome OS Probezeit auszuprobieren. Idealerweise Google-Tester will es als ihre primären Computer benutzen - in meinem Fall würde primäre Verwendung für Web-Entwicklung sein. Allerdings finde ich es schwierig, diese Rolle auf einer vollständig browserbasierte Umgebung gerecht zu werden.
Meine Anforderungen sind sehr einfach (Basic-Editor / SFTP), aber ohne ein Desktop-IDE oder auch ein Notizblock äquivalent sein deutlich schwierig, etwas in Chrome OS in Bezug auf Web-Entwicklung zu erreichen. Zusätzlich Speicherplatz und Dateiverwaltung ist unglaublich in Chrome OS zu diesem Zeitpunkt begrenzt, so dass auch die Site-Dateien auf einer temporären Basis das Herunterladen nicht sehr praktisch wäre.
Eine Idee wäre, ein web-basierten IDE zu schreiben, dass SFTP führt auf dem serverseitigen Fern Dokumente zu holen, bearbeitet im Browser, und hat den Server FTP es wieder speichern.
Ideen?
Lösung
Cloud9 IDE is an in-the-cloud IDE with a server based on node.js (the server is GPL and Ajax.org has some other interesting stuff coming up). The editor itself is called "ACE" and we (Mozilla devtools) are in the process of merging Bespin with ACE to make Skywriter 1.0.
Short summary: Mozilla Skywriter is for people wanting to embed an editor in their web applications. Cloud9 IDE builds on the same editor to provide a complete coding-in-the-cloud solution.
(ObDisclaimer: I'm the manager of Mozilla devtools and have been involved with Bespin/Skywriter since before the project was publicly announced, so I have my biases :)
Andere Tipps
There is actually enough free disk space in the Cr-48 root partition to install Vim. I documented the steps I used to do that. Of course, you can also install nano or any other text-mode editor the same way, as long as disk space requirements are not too high.
The stock Cr-48 setup already has sftp.
If you download the files you're working on to the stateful partition, you have over 9GB of room to work in there.
Action.IO is another great cloud development solution for a Chromebook. They have multi-region support (US-East, US-West, Europe, SE Asia, Australia), so the application is really fast and the experience feels as though you're working locally.
There's a full functioning linux shell in the WebIDE, and they support a number of standard web application templates (Ruby/Rails, Python/Django, Node.js, and Go).
(Disclaimer: I helped build and co-founded Action.IO)
How about Mozilla Labs Skywriter/Bespin?
My only idea would be to set up something like Ajaxterm on your web server and ssh into your web server to do web development. Some people like GUI-based text editors, but others use nothing but command-line editors (VI or Emacs, for example).
There are a few sites that offer the sort of features you're after, here are a couple:
This one might help it's an online PHP IDE:
There's also http://www.net2ftp.com/ for basic FTP & html editing.
Although it was an old post, there is more advanced cloud development environment at koding. The best part of koding is, it gives real VM for free! And also has social activity feed to ask share experience.
