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I know what I'm going to use it for. I work on an open source project and I've just submitted a patch. Tomorrow, I'm travelling to go spend a week with my pare
by babarock 13y ago
I know what I'm going to use it for.
I work on an open source project and I've just submitted a patch. Tomorrow, I'm travelling to go spend a week with my parents, away from home. I don't plan on taking my laptop with me, but I want to follow up on my patch. Reviews are probably going to ask for minor changes.
Basically, I can see myself using something like this when I'm on the move. I'm not a big fan of dragging my laptop with me everywhere I go...
- inetsee 13y agoI'm confused. If you don't have your laptop with you, how are you going to access Koding?
- recursive 13y agoVia a web browser on a different computer.
- derekp7 13y agoSo how is this different from either having a copy of your git repository on your phone (which you can mount on your parent's computer), or accessing your own home server remotely (or an EC2 micro/free tier server instance)?
- recursive 13y agoIt's different from having a repo on your phone because you don't have to install git to use it. It's different from your own remote server because you don't need to set one up.