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What are YOU self-hosting?
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this post was submitted on 12 Jun 2023
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What I do is use Remote-SSH - if you have key auth set up correctly, it's fully seamless.
You just open up vscode, connect, and it's as if you were using it locally pretty much.
Interesting! So instead of creating a network share and opening files in that folder in VSCode, I can simply SSH into a machine through VSCode and edit the files on that machine?
Yes, it feels as if you were working locally. If your internet isn't garbage that is.
I even use it at home, I have a pc and a server, I ssh into the server from the pc and work that way.
Then, when I travel/whatever, I just connect from my laptop and pick up where I left off. You even have all your build tools and shit set up as well. Not to mention that it's much faster to compile on a beefy cpu compared to my laptop's.
Finally had a chance to try this out and it's super simple and exactly what I was looking for. Thanks!
Happy to hear that!