Habilis
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Hello It's me!! (oh noooo)
and I have another crazy thing to share
It involves Ragnarok, Hercules, Raspberry Pi and an open source cloud IDE, how any cooler could that be!?
Today I'm going to talk about my development setup on my Raspberry Pi, that's right, I don't install Visual Studio on my local machine,
neither MySQL server.
I have a decent little thingy Raspberry Pi that can do it all!!
- Run and Compile Hercules emulator
- Run a MySQL server installation
- And even run a Cloud 9 WEB IDE
Just run it
and open your browser
Cloud 9 is a full scale IDE with command prompt integration, file search and replace, refactoring, project view on the left(for easy navigation)
and a main window with code editor allowing you to edit
configs of your emulator
develop scripts
edit source
and write plugins
After that just compile your emulator with integrated Command prompt and run the server as simple as that...
Obviously, I have written a guide on how to install cloud 9 IDE on a Linux box
https://habilisbest.com/installing-cloud-9-on-your-raspberry-pi
As the guide states Cloud 9 runs on NodeJS, there is a simple instruction on how to install NodeJS on your Linux box!
and I have another crazy thing to share
It involves Ragnarok, Hercules, Raspberry Pi and an open source cloud IDE, how any cooler could that be!?
Today I'm going to talk about my development setup on my Raspberry Pi, that's right, I don't install Visual Studio on my local machine,
neither MySQL server.
I have a decent little thingy Raspberry Pi that can do it all!!
- Run and Compile Hercules emulator
- Run a MySQL server installation
- And even run a Cloud 9 WEB IDE
Just run it
and open your browser
Cloud 9 is a full scale IDE with command prompt integration, file search and replace, refactoring, project view on the left(for easy navigation)
and a main window with code editor allowing you to edit
configs of your emulator
develop scripts
edit source
and write plugins
After that just compile your emulator with integrated Command prompt and run the server as simple as that...
Obviously, I have written a guide on how to install cloud 9 IDE on a Linux box
https://habilisbest.com/installing-cloud-9-on-your-raspberry-pi
As the guide states Cloud 9 runs on NodeJS, there is a simple instruction on how to install NodeJS on your Linux box!