Anyone have their own version of the IDE running on a chromebook?

Posted on Fri 10th, October 2014

• #1

tobor

I added some blocks that are specific to my board. On my development box, I can access my version of the IDE, is there a way to get that version onto a chromebook? I need to do a presentation of using an inexpensive interface to do configuration.
• #2

Gordon

I don't know for sure, but there must be a way... It would be crazy if not.

Have you checked the Chrome developer documentation?
• #3

tobor

Got it working, had to reboot the chromebook into developer mode to get the extensions tab.
• #4

Gordon

Cool - thanks for letting me know. Could be handy!

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