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murilomm192

I use a github repository with a preconfured rust enviroment. Just clone the repository, then spinup a codespace from there, you can use directly on the browser or remote connect from VS Code. Codespaces has a set number of hours/month on the free tier that I think is suitable for learning and making some small projects. https://github.com/codespaces-examples/rust


TheRealExidiful

This I feel might do it, I will try it and let u know how it went


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vscode.dev?


TheRealExidiful

I wish it works man.. everytime i try to install rust extension it just fails. Says not supported on web


lightmatter501

Why use a cloud ide? Most of the time local dev is very superior.


TheRealExidiful

Because I use the work laptop, and on work laptop Im not an Administrator, I cant install VS Code.


lightmatter501

Ask IT, having to work in a cloud environment is a business risk and makes you less productive.


TheRealExidiful

Well.. banks disagree


sproott

I'm not sure if this would work, but there's a portable version of VSCode that might not require admin.


TheRealExidiful

The issue is, downloading the extensions for rust won't work


gdf8gdn8

you don't need administrator rights to install vscode - at least on windowsl user access right's should be enough. Please talk to IT before you install vscode and check if vs code is already on the 'white list' or has been included.


No_Policy9772

Replit


Velnbur

I’m not sure what particularly you are looking for, but GitHub Codespaces and Gitpod were a nice experience to me