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The server in question gives a pretty terrible latency of 250ms since it's on the other side of the globe. Now I'm supposed to develop software in that server, and as you'd guess, it's pretty frustrating to code in vim with 250ms latency.
So apart from the obvious solution of copying the file in question into my local system, editing, and copying it back; is there any other seamless solution to this problem? How do the pros do it?
You are committing your code to a version control system anyhow (if you are not, you are doing it wrong), so why not commit from your local machine and pull from the remote machine? – bjanssen – 2014-07-15T05:51:06.510
agree, I would use GIT or some such, and just push and pull when done with a bit of code – Sverre – 2014-07-15T06:48:20.577
@bjanssen: I'm working inside an enterprise provided VM, which is authorized for our proprietory build system, SDE tools etc. It cannot be deployed on my local machine. Need to setup the entire development environment inside that VM and develop around that. So yeah, it's not a simple matter of push and pull when you need to test your code inside some environment which would take you weeks to setup on your local machine. – user1265125 – 2014-07-15T08:11:26.687