Web development on Chrome OS (Chrome Dev Summit 2019)
This talk demonstrates how in a few clicks you can get a full web development environment up and running on Chrome OS, including how to do cross-browser testing!
Presented by: Emilie Roberts
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Oh damn I’m getting a chrome book now lmaoo
So this is about Linux, not Chrome OS.
Thank you for this tutorial.
when i clicked install, it gave an error saying that it is not installable. Does anyone know what went wrong?
You can also just use Windows, no Linux hoops to jump through.😐
TWA development does sound nice
Great! Now tell me how to prevent my Chromebook from resetting the playback position when navigating away from YouTube.
Hi, what can I do if in Chrome OS, there is not Linux(beta)option?
This is so good
Google just told me to install Firefox
love this content very informative thank you so much
Wow! This is awesome, I thought Chromebooks are for students and non-techy laptop users only. So cool!
how do i deal with the error where it says "cannot find module" whenever i enter nvm run build on nodejs? also, I changed the code a little cuz somewhat the kernel responded error when i typed npm run build.
Vscode works on chromebooks with arm processor??
localhost doesn’t work. If I try accessing through the IP address it takes me to the apache Debian default page which I can’t change because I don’t have access to root.
The idea of having one device and do all the development tasks is very convenient for person like me…I need to connect my phone each time I need to debug any app, the port on my device is a bit loose and that's annoying for me….but My biggest problem is that there is no official iso image of chrome os so that anyone can download and install.
Chromebooks are not awesome at all! They are a nightmare!
As I cannot use linux apps on my HP Chromebook 13 G1 (which will anyway get updates until 2023) : it's the most limited developement computer ever.
Please send me ChromeOS download link it got uninstall i want Chrome os please
Awesome!
I'm glad Google is implementing tools for developers on ChromeOS. It was really missing out on a huge part of the market because of how limited it was previously.
i want to build React-Native Android and IOS apps with VSC using my Samsung Chromebook that supports Android apps. Will i need Linux? What's the best Chomebook and Chromebox for me right now April 2020? Any chrome tablet i can use like a Chromebox with a 32 inch monitor and develop on?
Does it is installation process same for mobile chipset(mediatek cpu-s)?
the samsung chromebook pro which is in the opening slide with all the other devices at 0:44 doesn't support linux mode in chromeos. Apparently no skylake devices are supported.
Your instructions are WACK. The NPM doesn't install
Mind = blown!
Will tally , java,c++ work on a Chromebook
All you really need for web development is a text editor to write code in. Create a new file, write <html><body>Hello world</body></html> save as index.htm, then open it in a browser.
how do I install a lamp stack on my chrome book
This is hilarious. What they managed to do was, to take a browser which could run INSIDE LINUX, and turned it into a browser that can run Linux INSIDE THE BROWSER. Well done Google, well done.
Hi,
I've considered buying Chromebooks with Chrome OS as a default machine for all the company. Also, try the Linux + VScode to see if would work for the Dev team.
The problem: you don't sell Pixelbook Go in Spain 🙁
I had an issue with the editor of visual studio code under chrome os, but unfortunately chrome os is not supported by VSC, so my issue got closed and my editor problem remains.
Eh. My laptop + WSL 2 + X410 fits all my needs. Would like a 10" high-end ChromeOS tablet, but that'll never happen. iPad Pro or Surface Go it is.
But it's slowdown the process …Of pc …Not faster as direct oc installation like windows , Ubuntu
There very cheap, just like Microsoft tablet.
Leave be.
Well that's great!
Being able to use Linux on Chrome OS has advantages over using a standalone Linux machine.Its nice to see Linux developement making progress on Chromebooks.
So, what I get is just use Linux.
Development on chromeos is laughable if you do coding on any language that isn't English. You can't switch Input Methods under Crostini.
See Issue 826614 in chromium: Input Method support / integration with Linux app
Just add to this capability list Orion Web IDE from Google Cloud Shell and you have a full stack of tools for huge Web projects which involve a large team.
This is not WEB DEVELOPMENT ON CHROME OS. This is WEB DEVELOPMENT ON LINUX ON CHROME OS
Ergo, side-load Ubuntu.
Enough!!
The main reason why I'm on Chrome OS is the cloud factor itself. What happens if I throw my Chromebook in the ocean, thought that was the point. Why don't I just get a Linux machine.
I was hoping for something really on the web, other than this Linux hack thingy you guys have been pushing on Chrome OS for months.