@Zarch wrote:
Any pointers or best practice for developing Pi Python scripts from my Windows laptop?
Do you develop directly on the Pi? This options seems a bit old skool. :)
Use an IDE on the windows machine and ssh across? If so, what IDE?
Use a IDE and use git to clone/push/pull ?The problem i’m finding for my little Gfx Hat project is that I can’t get the Python pip module to install on the Windows box.(complains about visual studio problems despite installing stuff) , so it errors on the first import line.
I’m playing with PyCharm IDE on Windows, but that seems restricted on the free version where I can’t ssh to the Pi. So I can’t work that way. Any other IDE to consider?
Any thoughts or pointers would be very much appreciated.
Thanks
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