(Basically it should look like this after you paste in the code) Now restart Sublime Text (close and reopen) Now head on over to this page and follow the instructions.
I’ll talk more about this below!Ĭlick on the appropriate link on this page depending on your operating system and follow the instructions. Windows users, install Putty if you haven’t alreadyĬlick here and then click on “putty.exe”. But after this guide, not only will 1 million puppies joyfully leap about you, it’ll also be possible to write and run your code on your own computer (with nice syntax highlighting/autocomplete)!Ġ. Not only is this kind of annoying - it’s really annoying. In my experience, a lot of students go through the introductory programming courses by VNCing to UMich’s linux computers and using gedit to code (since our programs are graded by compiling/runing on linux.) So here’s the beginning of “stuff you might want to know!” blog posts for people just beginning to program. #Background (aka skip to here if you just want to get started)Ī few weeks ago, after the gEECS mass meeting, a couple of us stuck around and began chatting about all the programming-related things we wish were taught in the intro class ( or wish we knew about earlier *). (It’s pretty specialized oops) I’m certainly not an expert on any of these things so I’ll probably use some terms incorrectly - feel free to correct them! Setting up an account on your FTP server is not part of this post.Ĭreate a new server setup by choosing File -> SFTP/FTP -> Setup server.This is a guide to set up Sublime Text/SFTP and how to connect it to UMich’s CAEN computers. Now we have to create an account on the remote server. Start the package manager in Sublime type Cmd + Shift + P.
Okay, now we have sublime and its package manager installed. Follow the instructions that you can find here. After installation startup sublime and install the package manager. Follow the steps below to setup your SFTP client with Sublime.įirst install Sublime, you can find it here. This can be done with Sublime and the SFTP plugin. Ever wanted to directly edit your files on your remote server.
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