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I’d like to know if it is possible to have the interpreter of Python installed in one computer and having an IDE “linked” to that interpreter in other one, i.e.: I want to program some scripts for my Raspberry Pi, but it is too slow if using X Window, and too tedious if doing the work in “command line” mode (open nano, edit, save, close, try, debug, etc.).
So, the idea is having the IDE in my laptop, and the script and linker in my Raspberry Pi.
Is it possible?
Thanks in advance!
PyCharm has remote debugging support.
PyDev also supports remote debugging.