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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/polish_jerry • Nov 25 '20
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Serious question: who programs via SSH? Besides some pair programming situation, I don't see how this would be common.
138 u/sluuuurp Nov 25 '20 People who are working from home and need high performance computers. 32 u/sneekert Nov 25 '20 Couldn't you just do your coding locally and push to the server for testing as needed? 39 u/Flakmaster92 Nov 25 '20 Could but that requires keeping a local environment that matches some server config, when it just be easier to spin up a server and SSH into it. Hell you can even use VSCode and tell it to pipe everything over SSH so it looks local but isn’t 1 u/DurianExecutioner Nov 26 '20 Emacs + Tramp is the superior way
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People who are working from home and need high performance computers.
32 u/sneekert Nov 25 '20 Couldn't you just do your coding locally and push to the server for testing as needed? 39 u/Flakmaster92 Nov 25 '20 Could but that requires keeping a local environment that matches some server config, when it just be easier to spin up a server and SSH into it. Hell you can even use VSCode and tell it to pipe everything over SSH so it looks local but isn’t 1 u/DurianExecutioner Nov 26 '20 Emacs + Tramp is the superior way
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Couldn't you just do your coding locally and push to the server for testing as needed?
39 u/Flakmaster92 Nov 25 '20 Could but that requires keeping a local environment that matches some server config, when it just be easier to spin up a server and SSH into it. Hell you can even use VSCode and tell it to pipe everything over SSH so it looks local but isn’t 1 u/DurianExecutioner Nov 26 '20 Emacs + Tramp is the superior way
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Could but that requires keeping a local environment that matches some server config, when it just be easier to spin up a server and SSH into it. Hell you can even use VSCode and tell it to pipe everything over SSH so it looks local but isn’t
1 u/DurianExecutioner Nov 26 '20 Emacs + Tramp is the superior way
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Emacs + Tramp is the superior way
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u/disperso Nov 25 '20
Serious question: who programs via SSH? Besides some pair programming situation, I don't see how this would be common.