Getting Started with Remote Development

Have you ever needed to work on a remote server? Maybe editing a file, running a script, or uploading some images? This is simple enough with the terminal and SSH, but VS Code can do this as well. It's super simple and a lot more fun.

🔎 Chapters:
00:00 Introduction
01:11 Getting connected
04:27 Setting up the directories for the application
07:23 Running remote services locally with port forwarding
09:09 Debugging remote code, locally!
09:59 Setting up tasks and extensions

Featuring: @rconery

[citadel_of_ricks]

I can see how passionate this host is about the features he is presenting. It is super cool to see hosts that are just as passionate as I am about improving their craft!

[SHAMIKII]

Rob, fantastic voice and enthusiasm "buddy", i am certainly your friend. 😉

[jazzyniko]

I started a project like that editing remotely but I had to leave it and start on local.
Remote editing is super cool indeed.
The reason I changed to local was that as the project got more files and packages my raspberry pi mode 3B resources hit the ceiling. CPU and specially RAM went through the roof rendering the poor pi useless 😮
Now the "sort of production website is hosted on a NUC but I still develop on my main PC and rsync to the NUC went a feature or update of the code is ready for production.

[nothingisreal]

What about certificates. If you leave out the challenging part to make it look fancy it is not going to help. Redo - but show us the non fancy parts/tricky parts so we can actually learn something.