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The "trick" that saved me a lot of time, and my laptop from overheating, is to work on one project at a time. Need to change the API? Do that and deploy it. Ne
by Raed667 7y ago
The "trick" that saved me a lot of time, and my laptop from overheating, is to work on one project at a time.
Need to change the API? Do that and deploy it. Need to change a React app that uses the API? run it locally and call a private instance of the server instead of running both in parallel..
- closingin 7y agoI get what you mean, but my question is more about how you can run your dev environment when your "project" requires you to have multiple things running (a react spa, a rails backend, three microservices, two databases, ...). Understand "do you have one single command to run all of your resources or do you start them one by one?". Thanks for your reply though ! Your solution might fit people who have dedicated instances for projects.