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Both VS Code and IntelliJ have first class support for remote development as referenced in the article. I have been using Github codespaces for a while now and
by nsenifty 4y ago
Both VS Code and IntelliJ have first class support for remote development as referenced in the article. I have been using Github codespaces for a while now and you can't nearly tell you aren't developing locally. Add to that faster builds without your laptop sounding like a jet engine.
- employeedeuber 4y agoI’m not sure what repo sizes your developing in, but at big enough numbers, the set of protobuf/thrift definitions, package dependencies, and sheer number of files being looked at, brings all the remote products to their knees. IntelliSense and other syntax, highlighting, chokes. The biggest services/apps at Uber are not developed in devpods. Speculative, but these IDE’s were developed first as local first environments, there’s lots assumptions they make, adding up to terrible latency.