In my previous post, I discussed the reasons why we built Visual Studio Live Share, and the various ways it can improve the collaboration experienc...
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Great title. :)
I've used live sharing with my brother to check out his code. It was not stable enough at that time but still it was cool.
Hey! How long ago was this? I'd love to make sure we address any stability issues you ran into (assuming we haven't already 😊).
I am bad with dates :) I belive it was near public launching. Maybe during closed beta testing.
As a useful feedback I would suggest you to make a clear visual message what Live Share will share-n-sync to rock-n-roll. I've seen some articles and tweets about it. But still my mental image of what it is capable of is not clear.
Just a small tip & feedback!
In general I'm looking forward for help my bro with new and updated Live Share feature :)
What if I told you that everything was shared? Files, terminals, debugging sessions, language services, workspace tasks, and most extensions state (e.g. GitLens, Test Runner) are all now automatically shared, which alleviates the "host" from having to worry about what is and isn't shared.
Additionally, when someone shares for the first time, we open a "Getting started" page in-tool that explains exactly what is shared. I'd love to hear if you have thoughts on what we could do to make this more clear, since this is definitely something we want to convey accurately to users.
You could also use ngrok.
ngrok is an awesome tool! In general, if you're already collaborating on code, then we wanted to enable sharing a localhost server without needing to rely on a separate tool to do it. But if you just want to share a server, then ngrok is a great option.
This is awesome. I really like reading about a project where so much care and concern went into the developer experience of the tool and not just on building something cool. Great post.
Very cool!
Will definitely try this out at work this week.
Damn, this is dope bro!
😮 Impressive!
Was this where the idea for Remote came from? :)