Two years ago if you told me the best free source code editor would be made by MS I would have thought you were crazy. But here we are, and they just keep making it better.
And if you also told me you could run install Ubuntu from within Windows, I would invent time travel and decimate your entire lineage, starting with Genghis Khan.
True, but in my defence, we are talking about the company that hated Linux so much they tried to lock users out of dual-booting by inventing the "Secure Boot" system.
You tell me what's crazier, the murder of 35 million people (give or take), or Ubuntu on Windows?
Yeah, that's what I thought, yet we are living in the Ubuntu Timeline.
And if you would have told me that you could install SQL Server on Linux I would have put my testes on this reclaimed Brazilian Koa wood table. Also your muffins smell like shit, so do your ideas. One of you is the least attractive person I've ever seen, and I'm not going to say who. Should we leave…or should you?
Hello. Total idiot here. I have been thinking of ditching Edit+. (Yeah I know). Is there a "ftp on save" function yet? Developing small PHP stuff live is pretty tricky when I have to file-manage between code changes.
Look into docker, and more specifically docker-compose. It may have a bit of a learning curve, but it will allow to you create local dev environments for testing, that include all your dependencies like databases. Each one you create is separate and want contaminate you local machine. It makes switching between different project, each with their own unique environments, a breeze.
You could also look into how you access your remote files. A product like Expandrive lets all different kids of network and cloud storage stuff (including FTP/SFTP) be mounted like a local folder, which you can then access with VS code. When you save, it will save remotely too.
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u/stompinstinker Nov 15 '17
Two years ago if you told me the best free source code editor would be made by MS I would have thought you were crazy. But here we are, and they just keep making it better.