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Yeah, I didn't really like the solution to move to one common workflow of working. My wish is that everyone can work the way they want to. However in this sess
by zufallsheld 5y ago
Yeah, I didn't really like the solution to move to one common workflow of working. My wish is that everyone can work the way they want to.
However in this session we already spent considerable time just to make us all productive and I agreed with the solution to use Docker.
- jka 5y agoYep, I guess the ideal situation would be a language that is portable (and ported well enough) that it runs identically on each collaborating developer's machine as a lightweight process, and yet unopinionated enough that each developer can also run their own linting and other support tools on the codebase -- combined with a shared real-time collaborative editing space (that similarly should be cross-platform, but may not need to be related in any way to the language of the code that is being edited).