Preview
Coding from a phone is more than a backup plan. It is a discreet way to keep moving forward wherever you are: a phone and a connection are enough.
The setup rests on one simple split: the phone displays, the server works. Git repositories, development tools, and AI agents run on a Linux server you control. Termux, the terminal app for Android, only connects to it.
This module shows you how to: - configure Termux as a lightweight client, without heavy tools on the phone; - connect to your server over SSH, then over Mosh when the network changes or drops; - keep your sessions alive with tmux, even when you close the phone; - code with Neovim and an AI agent on a touchscreen; - organize a short, safe routine for your code.
In the full lesson
- 1 The real topic
- 2 What you need
- 3 Architecture of the setup
- 4 What you will have built by the end of the module
- 5 Why security comes first
- 6 Module outline
- 7 Where to start
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