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5 Approaches to Remote C++ Development With CLion

JetBrains
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In this webinar, JetBrains developer advocates Matt Ellis and Timur Doumler show five different ways to do remote development in C++ using the CLion IDE. First, we show the "thin client" approach with the brand new JetBrains Gateway. We then compare this to the older method of remote development with local sources and point out the differences. After that, we look at CLion’s custom toolchains for developing on WSL and Docker containers. Then, we dive into remote debugging, where we make a Raspberry Pi blink an LED and discuss the difference between “Remote Debug” and “Remote GDB Server” modes. Finally, we show how to collaborate re …...more
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5 Approaches to Remote C++ Development With CLion
In this webinar, JetBrains developer advocates Matt Ellis and Timur Doumler show five different ways to do remote development in C++ using the CLion IDE. First, we show the "thin client" approach with the brand new JetBrains Gateway. We then compare this to the older method of remote development with local sources and point out the differences. After that, we look at CLion’s custom toolchains for developing on WSL and Docker containers. Then, we dive into remote debugging, where we make a Raspberry Pi blink an LED and discuss the difference between “Remote Debug” and “Remote GDB Server” modes. Finally, we show how to collaborate remotely using Code With Me. 00:00 Introduction 05:00 Remote development with Gateway 20:45 Remote development with local sources 32:00 Containers and virtual machines: WSL 36:22 Containers and virtual machines: Docker 43:29 Making Raspberry Pi blink an LED by debugging remotely from CLion 56:11 Code With Me, collaborative editing (Matt now blinks an LED on Timur’s Raspberry Pi!) 01:07:55 Recap of the options, comparison table 01:11:36 Back to remote development with Gateway 01:14:14 Q&A and wrap-up

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JetBrains

210K subscribers