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Not really on-topic but am I the only one? I stopped developing locally, my notebook is just a thin client ssh'ing into a remote dev server. I get all amenities
by desmap 6y ago
Not really on-topic but am I the only one? I stopped developing locally, my notebook is just a thin client ssh'ing into a remote dev server. I get all amenities like developing on the production os, no awkward package managers, 1 GBit up and down—always and anywhere and Docker pushes within few seconds.
- sz4kerto 6y agoVSCode made all this so much more convenient.
- mekster 6y agoI never get people trying to set things up locally. You put stuff on a remote Linux server and the problems are instantly gone. There are enough tools to work efficiently on a remote server and you can easily access what you do there from another machine.