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It's definitely quite nice being able to code while mobile. I've often used a laptop while travelling, and internet connectivity can be something you get used t
by davewasthere 9y ago
It's definitely quite nice being able to code while mobile. I've often used a laptop while travelling, and internet connectivity can be something you get used to not having.
Sure, if I'm stuck with a particular error message, a google search is often the quickest way to resolve. And yes, if you have to add a library that you don't currently have, you're out of luck until next time you're connected.
But I've definitely found some of my most productive time while disconnected.
- seandougall 9y agoI've found it depends on what type of coding I'm doing. Working on an Objective-C in Xcode? I most likely have everything I need. Working on the first stages of a Rails app? Dead in the water at the first sign of `bundle install`.