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Stick with VSCode. “Editing code on the server”? This isn’t 2010. We use docker and continuous deployment, and if someone is trying to edit production code in t
by cellis 5y ago
Stick with VSCode. “Editing code on the server”? This isn’t 2010. We use docker and continuous deployment, and if someone is trying to edit production code in the server something is deeply wrong.
- eternityforest 5y agoI'd be inclined to agree here, I don't see any reason code should ever be touched outside of a repeatable process, and I'm not sure how you version control stuff developed on a server unless you have ssh keys on it or do lots of manual copying. But maybe they are doing something super high performance and need fast edit test cycles they can't get on their laptop, although I'm not exactly sure what kind of task needs that.
- nickd2001 5y agoI agree with not editing code on the server, however vim is very useful for editing Dockerfiles quickly. ;)