As a developer, I've always felt annoyed when it came to live collaborative development with other people, due to all the hassle around the process.
Either I have to repetitively use git add, commit, push, pull (after all VCS like git are meant more for version control, not sync) or the tools that I already work with don't natively support live, collaborative development (making me use unfamiliar, web-based IDEs that do support live collaboration).
So, over the weekend, I hacked up Bolt: real-time file sync for teams, that automagically works with the tools that you already use.
For example, if you use Sublime or Eclipse, you can simply "bolt" your project via the terminal, and you'll instantly be able to interactively code together with your team members (and see their code live), in real-time, while each of you can use your own tools.
So, I built this because I thought this would make it easier for me to work on team projects together.
I would love to hear your feedback on this! Thanks a lot guys!
As a developer, I've always felt annoyed when it came to live collaborative development with other people, due to all the hassle around the process.
Either I have to repetitively use git add, commit, push, pull (after all VCS like git are meant more for version control, not sync) or the tools that I already work with don't natively support live, collaborative development (making me use unfamiliar, web-based IDEs that do support live collaboration).
So, over the weekend, I hacked up Bolt: real-time file sync for teams, that automagically works with the tools that you already use.
For example, if you use Sublime or Eclipse, you can simply "bolt" your project via the terminal, and you'll instantly be able to interactively code together with your team members (and see their code live), in real-time, while each of you can use your own tools.
So, I built this because I thought this would make it easier for me to work on team projects together.
I would love to hear your feedback on this! Thanks a lot guys!