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by msvalkon 3959 days ago
Where I work, most of our development (includes building, testing and packaging) is done on remote machines to which we ssh to. Few people prefer gui ide's so most ssh and then run vim or emacs. Having tmux on the server hub is pretty convenient. Especially nice if you want to run a set of tests over night.
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What is the advantage to development being done on remote machines? Forgive me if I'm missing something obvious - it just seems quite different to the paradigms I've seen in 'the real world'.