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update MD files for software dev course #52
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update the MD. files
1. Download and install VS Code from the official site: [VS Code Download](https://code.visualstudio.com/). | ||
2. Open VS Code and get familiar with the interface, including the command palette, sidebar, and settings menu. | ||
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**Video Tutorial**: [Getting Started with VS Code](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VqCgcpAypFQ) |
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What do you think about this playlist instead? https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLj6YeMhvp2S5UgiQnBfvD7XgOMKs3O_G6&si=W1bBOEPBcNSVn5KY
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Feedback from you: original one is more beginner friendly
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4. Ensure that VS Code is set up to use this environment for Python development. |
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This is probably a good place to link to official VS code docs related to conda environments
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1. Install the **Remote - SSH** extension from the marketplace. | ||
2. Set up SSH on your local machine by generating SSH keys: |
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I'm actually a bit confused here on the example it's being shown. Is the idea that your SSHing from your own machine to some other part of your machine? I wonder if there's another way to show the use of SSH relative to another platform, or at least point out an example. In my case I've used this extension a lot in the context of University high performance compute clusters and submitting SLURM jobs.
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Usecase: Raspberry Pi ssh with VS Code extension. I'll get you an RPi 5 and a screen. Maybe mention HPC as a common example in physical sciences
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**Video Tutorial**: [VS Code Remote Development with SSH](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=miyD4c1dnTU&pp=ygUjVlMgQ29kZSBSZW1vdGUgRGV2ZWxvcG1lbnQgd2l0aCBTU0g%3D) | ||
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### Configuring Black Formatter |
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I still need to finish my review, but I'll come back to this
I forget if it was this one or the other PR that I still couldn't compile the docs with. I was able to for some of the other PRs though |
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