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These instructions will get you a copy of the project up and running on your local machine for development and testing purposes. See deployment for notes on how to deploy the project on a live system.
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Golang - Loop over slice in batches (run something in parallel on a sub-slice)
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How to set up SSH for ECE linux "the right way". No VPN is required to SSH into ECE linux. Notably, with this setup:
Skip eceterm completely and go directly to eceubuntu/ecetesla - you only need to type the SSH command ONCE (and enter your password ONCE).
Configure VS Code to work over SSH. Edit remote files while maintaining your VS Code features like Intellisense, syntax highlighting, themes, etc.
Skip to the bottom of the document for a summary (TL;DR).
Disclaimer: I have only tested on macOS. It should work fine for *nix systems, but not sure about Windows. The instructions are up-to-date as of the last update of the Gist. Some Windows-specific notes are included in some sections thanks to feedback from classmates using Windows.