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I have nothing but the highest praise for Tuple, it blows all the other tools in this space out of the water. Used it for several months while working on a comp
by Svetlitski 5y ago
I have nothing but the highest praise for Tuple, it blows all the other tools in this space out of the water. Used it for several months while working on a compilers project back in college, and over many many hours of usage it was rock solid. The latency is so low you practically feel like you’re in the same room as the person you’re communicating with. And the UI/UX is very thoughtful and intuitive, making it easy to point things out to your pair, take control when necessary, etc.
I’d highly recommend checking it out.
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- loehnsberg 5y agoI can only agree. Used it for a couple of weeks when live co-coding was indispensible. You cannot even compare this to similar features in Teams, Slack, and the like. The tool works seamlessly and has a super-smooth usability. I did not notice latency either. You can share screen and keyboard and work on the same codebase as if looking at the same screen and having a keyboard one for each. Audio worked extremely well. Did not use video for long because the fans spun on (2017 MBP). Without it, resource consumption was reasonable. Made us super-productive back then. Can definitely recommend it.