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> Real-time collaboration produces better software. Why does every commercial editor seem to desperately believe we all want this? Why would I, as an actual d
by jarcane 5y ago
> Real-time collaboration produces better software.
Why does every commercial editor seem to desperately believe we all want this?
Why would I, as an actual developer, want "pair programming but now there's lag"?
I didn't even like the pairing fad in the first place, I found it awkward, anxiety-inducing, and slow. Adding an additional software dependency just seems worse.
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- exikyut 5y ago> Why does every commercial editor seem to desperately believe we all want this? It's one of those implementational-catnip ideas that steadily converges toward collective bikeshedding whenever it comes up, but which is really tricky to scale/sell/market in practice. So, it hasn't caught on and been soundly disproven. Or maybe it's that it hasn't caught on and then done the whole "oh look at all these other companies that were so head of their time" thing...