Any way I can run Indico in a Windows env?
Not for production, of course, but to learn and test out (before, eventually, moving on to a standard dev environment as per the documentation)?
Thanks
Any way I can run Indico in a Windows env?
Not for production, of course, but to learn and test out (before, eventually, moving on to a standard dev environment as per the documentation)?
Thanks
We don’t support Windows directly, but you can use WSL for development.
I guess I’ll just use Ubuntu inside VirtualBox, unless someone has a better idea.
IMHO WSL is a pain to work with.
Thanks, ThiefMaster!
I found it much less annoying than running a real VM tbh
I guess, I’ll give it a try I usually use VS Code to build stuff with. Hope I can somehow make it work smoothly with/inside WSL. Never had to do that before, so we’ll see…
vscode has remote editing now, so in that case either a vm or WSL might work very well. @kolodzie can probably tell you more since i heard he really loves that feature
Yeah, Remote Development - WSL
extension could be really helpful in your case