Usbdevenv vision-a fast, convenient, and mobile Development Environment

I used to learn PHP and met a very good tool called usbwebsever. This guy integrated Apache, MySQL, PHP, and phpMyAdmin. When using it, double-click an EXE file and the PHP working environment will be available locally. Starting from usbwebsever, it is very interesting to create a personalized development environment at any time and quickly. I call this usbdevenv.

Although I have been in college for two years (computer-related majors), it is also a recent issue to focus on Operating System scripts. Previously, because I had to use it in two network environments on my computer, I was tired of manual switching every day. I found two batch files on the Internet that set IP addresses and proxies, I sorted out the address in the previous article. It was the first time I used bat. I didn't understand it. I used it anyway. After that, I used BAT in more and more occasions. I went to some articles and made a comprehensive and preliminary understanding of the basic knowledge of bat. I liked it. However, when I used BAT to set the path of the system environment variable, I found that the system script technology in windows, in addition to bat, also has vbs, JS, powershell, and so on. Thanks to vbs, I combined notepad ++ and python2.7 to create a python-appropriate usbdevenv. In fact, there is nothing clever about this process, but it's a try on usbdevenv. For Windows, you can set the path of the system environment variable and use a script to implement it in multiple ways. Let's take a look at the time, and also explain the python usbdevenv.

To implement usbdevenv, according to my current idea, we just need to compress what we want to use into a package, use some script (BAT, vbs, and so on) code files or write a Startup Program to configure some parameters, release installation from waiting for these steps for quick use. At the same time, through some customization, you can create a more personalized development environment. If necessary, you can even temporarily modify the appearance settings of the system, such as the theme, so that the system looks the same on that computer. In the future, I will continue to explore this aspect.

Today I found a piece of vbs code to modify the desktop theme of Windows XP to end the article (source http://zhidao.baidu.com/question/75632994.html -- okay, Baidu Knows ).

Set ws = CreateObject("WScript.Shell")
ws.Run "rundll32.exe shell32.dll,Control_RunDLL desk.cpl desk,@Themes /Action:OpenTheme /file:""C:\WINDOWS\Resources\Themes\Windows Classic.theme"""
ws.SendKeys "{enter}"