ftc_http VS gitpod

Then get this tool: https://github.com/TheLostLambda/ftc_http

Also, for those of you like me who prefer to code in Android Studio because of it's nice IDE features, you can do your editing in Android Studio and then use ftc_http to push to the robot and rebuild. https://github.com/TheLostLambda/ftc_http

There's a nice unofficial tool called ftc_http to make it faster to upload Java programs to OnBotJava.

We use android studio to edit the code, then use ftc_http to push it to the robot and build. It gives us all the benefits of the ide and can push changes super fast.

Gitpod: It provides a Chrome extension that opens a VS Code-based IDE right in your browser. It is best for running the project in your browser without setting up and running locally.

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This is very interesting but if I read correctly OP’s question they probably mean something like Gitpod/GitHub Codespaces where the IDE is running “somewhere else” and is accessible via browser.

Before we begin the siege of the RPC we need to ensure our system is configured for building Soroban smart contracts. You have two clear options. The first is to use a virtual environment like Gitpod or Codespaces which can have everything pre-installed and configured for you. In fact here's a good hello-world Gitpod VM we've built for you.

GitPod can integrate with a range of Git repo hosts and supports a number of popular IDEs, not just VS Code. The Starter account gives you 50 hrs free per month.