A Remote Web Dev Setup I’m Finally Happy with
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As someone that makes software, I’ve always wanted to bring lighter gear with me, but doing so meant having to forgo power and storage space needed to some software development tasks.Having the form-factor of a laptop tablet or a really small computer is the answer to giving your shoulders a break, but it’s also the answer to being less productive… unless you use a remote development machine do the heavy lifting.What I’ve TriedThe road to this setup was long and winding. Although I tweaked this a setup a bit in ways not worth mentioning, the setup that mostly worked for me was Mosh, TMUX, and Vim — all on the remote machine. The problem with this setup was that Vim was completely in the terminal, and it made me want to pull my hair whenever I wanted to copy and paste something — I could never (...)