I recommend creating a reusable 'development vm' (or lxc container if you swing that way) for your entire team. It really cuts down on development time and you

I recommend creating a reusable 'development vm' (or lxc container if you swing that way) for your entire team. It really cuts down on development time and you can generally host it anywhere (locally, 'the cloud', whatever). Not(or rarely) having to ponder 'is it my environment?' whenever something breaks is nice. It's also usually easy to share the folder and work on a remote vm's filesystem locally with whatever editor you like. (some exceptions are java+eclipse because of the need for a shared maven repo and general eclipse slowness is compounded in this type of setup)