Full-course lesson IX — Coding on mobile
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On mobile, the most reliable editor is the one that runs where your code lives: on the server, inside tmux. The phone only displays. This lesson configures the three elements that make editing comfortable: tmux, Neovim, and Termux's extra keys row. It also covers the clipboard, a frequent source of frustration.
Your tmux configuration therefore goes in ~/.tmux.conf on the server, and your Neovim configuration in ~/.config/nvim/init.lua on the server.
In the full lesson
- 1 Where each tool lives
- 2 Why the prefix is not Ctrl-w
- 3 Configure tmux (on the server)
- 4 Neovim (on the server)
- 5 Ranger, the file manager
- 6 The Termux extra keys row
- 7 Clipboard
- 8 Put it into practice
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