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Cloud IDE is an online integrated development environment that closely mimics Visual Studio Code (VS Code). It offers users a familiar interface and functionality, making it accessible to those already comfortable with VS Code. This cloud-based platform supports VS Code plugins and provides a comprehensive set of development tools. Users can access their development environment from any location, eliminating the need for local installation. Cloud IDE is designed as a learning environment, but the skills and familiarity gained here are directly transferable to Visual Studio Code. This design ensures that learners can easily transition from educational projects to professional development work, bridging the gap between learning and real-world application in the software development industry.
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#Cloud IDE
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## Working Directory
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Cloud IDE is an online integrated development environment that closely mimics Visual Studio Code (VS Code). It offers users a familiar interface and functionality, making it accessible to those already comfortable with VS Code. This cloud-based platform supports VS Code plugins and provides a comprehensive set of development tools. Users can access their development environment from any location, eliminating the need for local installation. Cloud IDE is designed as a learning environment, but the skills and familiarity gained here are directly transferable to Visual Studio Code. This design ensures that learners can easily transition from educational projects to professional development work, bridging the gap between learning and real-world application in the software development industry.
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The base directory for all learner projects is ```/home/project```. All files and folders created during lab exercises will be stored in this directory by default.
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###Cloud IDE Features
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## Cloud IDE Features
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Cloud IDE empowers learners with a comprehensive IDE experience, including:
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## Skills Network Toolbox:
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Within Cloud IDE, learners can access the Skills Network Toolbox by clicking the Skills Network Toolbox Icon button located on the left-hand side of the Cloud IDE menu bar. This toolbox offers a variety of tools to enhance the learning experience and facilitate completion of labs:
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- Launch Application - This is how you view the application you run within Cloud IDE. This will open a tab either within Cloud IDE or your browser
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- Launch Application - This is how you view the application you run within Cloud IDE.
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#### Viewing your running Applications
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As part of your lab, you may start a web server that accepts traffic to:
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Viewing your HTML/CSS/JS projects with live-server.
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Test APIs or webhooks from apps running inside the IDE. For example, if your backend server runs in the IDE, you can point Postman or a front-end app to the proxied URL.
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Access the proxied app from different browsers on the same machine or on a device that can reach the proxy URL, to test responsiveness and behavior.
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After you've done this, you can use the launch application button to view your application.
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#### How to use:
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1.**Start your server**
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## DISCLAIMER
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- If the user is inactive for an hour, the session will be deleted
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- After 12 hours the session will be deleted, even if the user is active
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