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Good point. I’m a Fullstack js web dev and decided I should make the switch after a combination of getting fed up with unpleasant experiences on ec2 instances a
by LecroJS 5y ago
Good point. I’m a Fullstack js web dev and decided I should make the switch after a combination of getting fed up with unpleasant experiences on ec2 instances and creating dozens of custom vscode shortcuts that I later learned do things that basic vim does
- mooreds 5y agoSeems like you should stick with it then.
- WorldMaker 5y agoWith vscode.dev (github.dev) VS Code seems even more "everywhere" that I need it to be than ever before. I don't know what your EC2 experiences have been like, of course, but there are ways to increase the reach of VS Code even into your EC2 instances. On the one side, are you editing a lot of dotfiles that should maybe be in a git repo and synced anyway? On the other side, maybe something like VS Code's very cool SSH remoting tools are more what you need: https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/remote/ssh https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/remote/ssh