vscode is great for working on remote machines. i work across a few and theres almost no difference between working on a local vscode workspace and a remote one

vscode is great for working on remote machines. i work across a few and theres almost no difference between working on a local vscode workspace and a remote one, as long as the connection is good. easy to set up, and theres no syncing or anything either like pycharm seemed to do. you work directly on the remote machine, same as ssh+vim through a terminal and as a more general tip, that came as a result of coordinating between multiple dev/test/prod machines: use different workspace colour themes to quickly know where you are, and maybe change the default to something terrible. my main dev machines stay nice and comfy to look at, test isnt too bad either but a very different colour. but prod uses my new default, a horrible bright red, making it impossible to forget im not in a designated safe space