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Anybody use this? Either the cloud service or the open source command line file sync app? I've dabbled with the latter, but not much besides that.
by orra 3y ago
Anybody use this? Either the cloud service or the open source command line file sync app?
I've dabbled with the latter, but not much besides that.
- quechimba 3y agoYeah, I used the command line sync. It was great. I was running my development environment on a virtual machine in the cloud and I could edit all the files locally so I had no lag. Worked really well.
- deergomoo 3y agoI used it with Docker for Mac locally back when bind mounted volumes on Mac were perilously slow. From the article though it looks like the focus is on remote containers.
- babbledabbler 3y agoYes I started using this in the past year. It dramatically sped up my watch/test cycle on mac. It seems like something that shouldn't be necessary on Mac with docker so I hope they just make it a standard docker feature.
- pineconewarrior 3y agoI use it with ddev for local development. https://ddev.readthedocs.io/ https://ddev.readthedocs.io/
- invisible 3y agoI set it up for a team of ~30. This makes a huge difference for mounting things like `node_modules` with lots of inodes. The difference locally is pretty astounding.
- nathan-muir 3y agoI've been using it with vagrant. It's an amazing file sync between host and guest. Avoids so many of the annoyances of nfs et al
- kyriakos 3y agoUse it for sync between dev instances and local. Works very well. It's one of those things that once you set it up gets out of your way and let's you do your work.