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   by closingin 7y ago

   This might be a little bit too overkill for my current needs, but I'll definitely keep this one in my bag! Thanks for sharing!
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   by closingin 7y ago

   Ah this looks interesting! Gonna take a look at this, thx!
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   by closingin 7y ago

   Interesting! I don't use vscode that much, but I might have a look at this!
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   by closingin 7y ago

   I get what you mean, but my question is more about how you can run your dev environment when your "project" requires you to have multiple things running (a react spa, a rails backend, three microservices, two databases, ...). Unde
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   by closingin 7y ago

   Whatever the livereload tool is (in this case it was a webpack watcher on osx), the problem is that a change on the host isn't forwarded to the guest correctly when using shared folders, so the socket server doesn't send the updat
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   by closingin 7y ago

   I'm more asking about how you start an entire dev environment, like when you have your front 1, front 2, api 1, microservice 1-2-3-4, ... that all need to be running in order for you to start working. For example: using pm2 to start yo
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   Ask HN: What do you use to start your dev environment faster?

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   by closingin 7y ago

   Past winter, I had to deploy a new version of a package that was used by a lot of our applications (at least 5 apps, some for our customers, and some internal ones). Because it was a "simple" package, we did not have any deploymen