Installing Nuclide server on Ubuntu
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1 min readFeb 28, 2018
Nuclide is a really cool tool built on top of Atom that packages a nice set of features for development (read more here). One of these features is the ability to do remote development by connecting to a host and doing really fast two-way syncing.
Remote development is not something you should do if you’re working on something serious, but there are times when it comes in handy.
In order to support remote development, you need to install nuclide on the remote host. This is a short guide that shows you how to setup nuclide server on Ubuntu. Here is the official guide for all distros.
- Install Node.js via NVM
2. Install watchman dependencies
3. Compile and install Watchman from source
4. Install Nuclide
That’s it, happy coding!
