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Re:Atom 1.29 by giancarlostoro on Wednesday August 01, 2018 @05:41AM (#17660979)
I have to do it all the time cause I want to develop on a VM that matches the target platform for my project. Usually involves figuring out how to debug things. My solution is to install VS Code on remote system and use X forwarding depending on project. I also use PyCharm Pro so in such case I use Vagrant and it does its thing but it syncs awfully as OP mentions so debugging can become extremely painful idk why JetBrains has not fixed said issue customers have complained (remote SSH / Vagrant support is part of their paid tier).
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Re:Atom 1.29 by ElCapitanMarkla on Wednesday August 01, 2018 @07:19AM (#17661443)
This is my scenario at the mo, I've tried syncing the code dirs between the VM and my local machine but I haven't found a nice solution for that.

My current solution is just SSH/Vim but I think I'd like to go back to a graphical editor. I like Vim but sometimes it's a hassle on the big projects.

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Re:Atom 1.29 by giancarlostoro on Wednesday August 01, 2018 @01:04PM (#17664437)
I use Vagrant w/ VirtualBox and setup shared folders, but it's not as nice when you want to debug or execute code. PyCharm Pro has great support for Vagrant though it sucks at updating certain things on the server end.
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