| 13 | * when developing a program, e.g. in Python, we suggest to **work in |
| 14 | multiple terminal windows**. For each window start a separate terminal |
| 15 | SSH conne |
| 16 | |
| 17 | * when developing a program, e.g. in Python, we suggest to **work in |
| 18 | multiple terminal windows**. For each window start a separate |
| 19 | terminal connection to the server (SSH key authorization comes very |
| 20 | handy here), change to the same directory on the server and use |
| 21 | for example: |
| 22 | |
| 23 | - one window for source code editing |
| 24 | - one window for running the code and inspecting the results |
| 25 | - one window for running a debug (e.g. via `python -mpbd source.py`) |
| 26 | - one window for working with auxiliary files, e.g. edit testing |
| 27 | data |
| 28 | |