If your application has been developed in a architecture (x86, ARM), you would like to compile in another architecture, but you are suffering from the lack of a corresponding hardware platform to compile. What are you going to do about it? Or if you want to put your source on GitHub, you want to compile your code automatically and publish it to the Ubuntu store in a few ways. In a few days of tutorials, let's show some ways to help us compile on the cloud.
compiling on the launchpad
We can put our code in the https://launchpad.net/. For example, I have created a project of my own:
Https://code.launchpad.net/~liu-xiao-guo/debiantrial/sina-webapp
We open this page. We can find a link under this page called "Create snap Package":
With this link, we can compile our project directly. We can choose the architecture we need and eventually produce the. Snap file that we need.
packaged by Build.snapcraft.io.
We can choose our own repo on the http://build.snapcraft.io/website.
By setting up and choosing your own repo, we can use this website to help us produce ARMHF and AMD64 snap packs. It can also help us publish to the Ubuntu store.
If you are interested in this, you can try it:)