Hi,
I'm new to Raspberry Pi and would appreciate some advice on project setup and coding.
I plan to use Python, as it seems to have the most examples and is the most widely used language for Raspberry Pi projects.
I’d like to use Visual Studio Code for development. During development, I intend to connect to the Pi via SSH from my PC, but I want to keep all project files stored on my main PC. How can I achieve this? From what I understand, when using SSH, files are created and stored locally on the Pi itself.
The only solution I can think of is using Git—where I regularly push changes from Visual Studio Code on the Pi to a repository, and then pull them onto my PC to maintain a local copy. Unless there’s a better way to do this?
I do plan to use Git for backup anyway, but I’m looking for a more seamless development approach.
I'm new to Raspberry Pi and would appreciate some advice on project setup and coding.
I plan to use Python, as it seems to have the most examples and is the most widely used language for Raspberry Pi projects.
I’d like to use Visual Studio Code for development. During development, I intend to connect to the Pi via SSH from my PC, but I want to keep all project files stored on my main PC. How can I achieve this? From what I understand, when using SSH, files are created and stored locally on the Pi itself.
The only solution I can think of is using Git—where I regularly push changes from Visual Studio Code on the Pi to a repository, and then pull them onto my PC to maintain a local copy. Unless there’s a better way to do this?
I do plan to use Git for backup anyway, but I’m looking for a more seamless development approach.
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