> Modern IDEs tend to support SSHing out to remote hosts to perform builds there, so as long as you're ok with source code being visible on laptops you can at least shift the "I need a workstation with a bunch of CPU" problem out to the cloud.
JetBrains has Gateway[1] and VSCode has remote Dev tools[2]
Gateway's performance is very dependent on the network connectivity. If you have bad ping, you're going to curse the world seeing the input delay.
VSCode seems to be caching the files locally and updating them separately. With bad internet, you still get the native input lag.
JetBrains has Gateway[1] and VSCode has remote Dev tools[2]
Gateway's performance is very dependent on the network connectivity. If you have bad ping, you're going to curse the world seeing the input delay.
VSCode seems to be caching the files locally and updating them separately. With bad internet, you still get the native input lag.
[1] https://www.jetbrains.com/remote-development/gateway
[2] https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/remote/ssh