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Raspberry pi 3 b+ good IDE/ Remote IDE for python.


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I recently got a raspberry pi 3 b+ and I want to program in it with a good and error correcting(Like missing brackets or comma) IDE.

but the raspberry isn't so strong in carrying a large IDE, like Pycharm because of the 1GB RAM.

Anyone recommends an IDE or a Remote IDE?

Thanks.


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Write it on another computer and import it.

 

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Vim and add this feature yourself.(You can find them online)


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use vim or emacs and download plugins for them which add lint checking, or just do it on the go and don't be an imbecile making syntax errors


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I recommend setting up SFTP and installing Visual Studio Code with the SFTP module (https://marketplace....e=liximomo.sftp) and Python support. 

Edit: Obviously, don't install VS Code on the Pi, but on your local machine. :)


Edited by lordpotato, 20 November 2018 - 11:26 AM.

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