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In my case, the main barrier is switching constantly between environments. When I was using Wordpress, I had everything right there in my browser. Now that I've
by probably_wrong 12y ago
In my case, the main barrier is switching constantly between environments. When I was using Wordpress, I had everything right there in my browser. Now that I've moved to a static blog, I have
* A text editor, where I write the post
* A terminal, where I commit/push my changes
* A web browser, where I preview my changes
The constant switching between contexts makes it harder for me to focus. Of course, there are advantages (I can now write on the train and push everything afterwards), but I do feel the difference.
- icebraining 12y agoWhy not use an online text editor with integrated git or github support?
- jarcane 12y agoIf it's like the one I use? Because I still have to be able to run the command line build tool.
- icebraining 12y agoMine get run on my VPS, launched by a git hook. But from what I've read, there are a few more "full featured" online editors like Nitrous.io which actually have a backend which can run such tools.
- b3kart 12y agoIsn't it like the whole point? You use a tool which is best for the job. Like in http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unix_philosophy http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unix_philosophy.
- oblio 12y agoDid the Unix philosophy ever win out for end users? As far as the eye can see there's only integration. Microsoft Office is the most popular office suite, Photoshop integrates probably 1000 tools, etc. The only place users have accepted a single tool for a single role seem to be mobile apps, because the interface is so limited. At least that's my impression...