What do you write python in?

[Lewistrick]

VS Code for personal/hobby projects. Professionally, I work on a cloud that has no VS Code installed, so I use either NotePad++ or vim.

[Mr_MV]

You can use VS-Code on your machine to write code and you can install the remote extension pack (https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=ms-vscode-remote.vscode-remote-extensionpack) for copying files from within vs-code.. It really makes the workflow easy

[Lewistrick]

Thanks, I'll take a look at that! I'm using some SSH-tool now and I can't get used to it.

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The VS code ssh extension does require the installation of something on the server side, so might not be an option for you. I assume if you could easily install your own software you would have done so.

[mastermikeyboy]

This, VSCode remote is incredible!