= Programming workflow with virtual private server =

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I've written a stock trading script in Python and it runs on my vps (virtual private server). It runs on ubuntu.

My script uses complete paths, so it only works on my vps. My current workflow is to adjust some code on my laptop, and use Filezilla to FTP the code to my VPS. Sometimes a script contains a bug, then adjust in on my laptop, and FTP it again.

Is this the best way to program? Or am I missing something? I'm diving in Git currently, but Git works on my laptop and maybe it should work on my VPS. I code with VS Code.

In case you didn't know VS Code has some remote extensions you can use to edit code on a remote machine and run from your client (your laptop).

Definitely keep diving into git. A simple option is to create your repo on your VPS and clone it onto your laptop. Once happy then your u can push the code.

I would recommend a combination of both the VS Code extensions and a simple git setup

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