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Even for my home lab I use a remote setup. My local workstation/server runs ubuntu with all the bells and whistles (nginx, docker, cuda etc). My dev laptop just
by whatever1 4y ago
Even for my home lab I use a remote setup. My local workstation/server runs ubuntu with all the bells and whistles (nginx, docker, cuda etc). My dev laptop just has vs code and connects to my local server via wifi 6 &/or gigabit ethernet.
I do not notice that i develop remotely. VS code also has some great quality of life features, for example if you run a command that exposes a port in your remote machine, it automatically forwards it to your local. Same for jupyter notebooks.
VSCode finally enabled the features that command line folks enjoyed for decades.
- qudat 4y agoI also have a remote dev machine and love it. When I do any heavy cpu work my laptop stays nice and cool since it only has a terminal and a browser open.