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I'm a vim+screen+mosh(+Jupyter) guy, so my environment is "cloud-based" as-is (in that I'm mosh-ing to a dev server). I can see why some people might want more
by highd 10y ago
I'm a vim+screen+mosh(+Jupyter) guy, so my environment is "cloud-based" as-is (in that I'm mosh-ing to a dev server). I can see why some people might want more fully featured IDEs, but this works for me. As I get better and better at Vim it gets harder and harder to go away from the keybindings, as well.
I guess it depends on what you're looking for - i.e. some new kind of collaboration workflow or a nice GUI or some other IDE features.
- rbrcurtis 10y agoAre you using a VPS or what sort of dev machine are you using?
- highd 10y agoI've gone through the process of port forwarding my router and setting up dynamic DNS (who does that anymore? :) ) so I can hit my home desktop with an Ubuntu VM on it and I usually have a few AWS instances up at any given time for different projects. Then most of the active code gets synchronized between machines via Github.
- majewsky 10y ago> dynamic DNS (who does that anymore? :) ) I do! I used afraid.org at first, but since my company blocks DynDNS domains (don't ask), I switched to gandi-dyndns [1] using my own domain. [1] https://github.com/jasontbradshaw/gandi-dyndns https://github.com/jasontbradshaw/gandi-dyndns