#Termius digitalocean portable#

While there are many similar services (Linode, AWS, etc), I’ve been really happy with DigitalOcean’s service. I’ve now set up a VPS on DigitalOcean for running my coding setup from.

I haven’t tried either yet, but Tierney Cyren has some details on Twitter. Online-hosted VSCode is another exciting new option opening up, which is being officially embraced by Microsoft with this week’s launch of Visual Studio Online. There’s also hardware solutions like but when the entire premise of coding on iPad is portability, they don’t fit the bill for me. I love Glitch, but as of right now it’s just not well-suited enough for serious web development. My Notebook site is big enough (!) that developing it maxes out the memory limits of Glitch, which forces the app to hang, restart, rebuild, and generally slows my development workflow down enormously. Though in the past I’ve heavily used Glitch for coding on iPad, I’ve begun to reach its limitations. Focus on learning the tools, not your setup for using them.) Historical context (If you’re getting started with development, I absolutely recommend a Mac instead of a more complicated setup like the one I’m about to describe.

#Termius digitalocean portable#

But as a student carrying & using my iPad Pro for 95% of my work, I wanted a portable coding setup I could use from my iPad. As a web designer-developer, I’ve been doing all my work from a MacBook Pro since the beginning.