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What you've said about using staging and production servers and never pushing directly to the production server is valid. Of course an online IDE doesn't mean
by fierarul 16y ago
What you've said about using staging and production servers and never pushing directly to the production server is valid.
Of course an online IDE doesn't mean editing code on the production server! You would still need to run a deploy towards the test/live server, run tests, etc.
It's not about throwing away the best practices or existing methodology, just about bringing the IDE more up to date with the online centric nature of coding.
- Ixiaus 16y agoI don't mean to be an ass I just think your time spent working on this tool could be invaluable working on some sort of shared-state mode for Emacs or VIM. I wouldn't go from Emacs to an online editor, no matter how good it is, because I don't have complete control over the software and where the code is being edited. That is important to me and many other developers...