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Show HN: Pair Programming with JetBrains IDEs(plugins.jetbrains.com)
6 points by borisandcrispin 6y ago|0 comments
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by borisandcrispin 6y ago
I'd argue that most developers are not on VSCode, although it's the most popular IDE. The advantage is that you can have the video chat with pair programming that works with any IDE + the other integrations that we are building.
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by borisandcrispin 6y ago
You can use it for free! The premium features are there if you are part of a big team or need more advanced things.
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by borisandcrispin 6y ago
We discussed a lot about this and we were very close to have Webstorm today. We decided to launch anyway because we already previously postponed it and we didn't want to be finding excuses to not launch. Btw you can signup and select W
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by borisandcrispin 6y ago
> was why would I use this when slack video and live share has been fine To be able to share your code with people not using VSC. We are also optimizing a lot the video quality and we are going to add more integrations soon to the video
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by borisandcrispin 6y ago
It's because of the rubber duck methodology and in the early days we thought it would be cool to have a command `git duck` that starts a video to explain a commit.
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by borisandcrispin 6y ago
It's a video chat tool with direct integrations to the IDE and other dev tools. Zoom is just a reference like Google Meet, but they have a longer name.
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by borisandcrispin 6y ago
Terminal sharing is super important and we will work on it soon. This is one of the things that we need the most when we use GD internally. Connections are P2P btw, no code touches our servers. But yeah, I understand this is not enough to g
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by borisandcrispin 6y ago
Yes, the remote worker can save and the file will be saved in the host. Tracking changes is coming soon! This is super needed. We are going to add soon better tools to manage (and share) the local server. So you as a guest can edit, save an
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by borisandcrispin 6y ago
Let me know how it goes!
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by borisandcrispin 6y ago
What IDE do you use?
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by borisandcrispin 6y ago
The way it works is that you are sharing your local files to the other people and when they edit the file, all the changes are being applied to your file. So in the end you are the one saving all the changes and making the commits. You can
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by borisandcrispin 6y ago
Definitely! We'll support it very soon. You would be surprised with the amount of people requesting it.
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by borisandcrispin 6y ago
JetBrains is coming in the next few days! We are already using it internally.
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by borisandcrispin 6y ago
The main advantage is that you can collaborate with people using other IDEs. So I could be using VSC, other person Webstorm and a third one Vim.
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by borisandcrispin 6y ago
What error did you get when loading the page and demo? By Zoom we mean a video chat tool, but built for developers. I think it's hard to have a tool for every type of work and I can think some use cases that Zoom is great (like in big
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by borisandcrispin 6y ago
We could have said "Google Meet for developers", but Zoom is shorter. :) But yeah, the point is that you can video chat and we are adding other integrations for developers. Pair programming is one, terminal and server sharing is c
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Launch HN: GitDuck (YC S20) – Zoom for developers with real-time code sharing
264 points by borisandcrispin 6y ago|110 comments
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by borisandcrispin 6y ago
Some years ago I built a digital piggy bank to help people save money automatically. The psychology behind the product is really hard. The biggest challenges is that you only see the value of saving money after a long time. Everybody knows
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by borisandcrispin 6y ago
Did this many times. :)
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by borisandcrispin 6y ago
This list is amazing! I designed http://therestartpage.com , thank you for including it as well!
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by borisandcrispin 7y ago
thanks! I think the main difference is that GitDuck works async. You can record your screen/Code and other developers can interact and watch it at their own pace, whenever they can. Merry Christmas!
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Show HN: Screen Sharing with Code for Teams(gitduck.com)
9 points by borisandcrispin 7y ago|4 comments
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by borisandcrispin 7y ago
Recently I've been seen more people that are having an always on zoom/slack call that anybody can join to discuss whatever they want. I find this quite intriguing and don't know if this is a trend or just for some specific us
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by borisandcrispin 7y ago
Damn, Flock, Slack and Skype at the same time...
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Ask HN: Remote people: Do you have a constant voice/video call running all day?
9 points by borisandcrispin 7y ago|18 comments
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Improve how you code: Understanding Rubber Duck Debugging(gitduck.com)
5 points by borisandcrispin 7y ago|0 comments
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How to design a logo (with the rubber duck methodology)(gitduck.com)
2 points by borisandcrispin 7y ago|0 comments
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How to Design a Logo(gitduck.com)
3 points by borisandcrispin 7y ago|0 comments
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Live coding a live coding platform(gitduck.com)
2 points by borisandcrispin 7y ago|0 comments

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