Gray - Remote Pair Programming
summary
Claims that terminal-first pairing is fastest and practical at scale and demonstrates it: uses LS pair (a wrapper around tmux + weu) plus SSH with router QoS, FaceTime on an iPad for video, and fallbacks like Screenhero, join.me and Hangouts. A live experiment brings 17 people into one shared tmux session until the Wi‑Fi hiccups; cloud IDEs (Cloud9) exist but corporate security and responsiveness favor terminal sharing, and the setup mostly works.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Start
- 7:30Considerations
- 10:21Voice
- 12:38Viewing/Editing Code
- 13:04Cloud-Based Sorcery
- 15:42Screen Sharing
- 16:44Terminal Sharing
- 17:32My Typical Setup (It Depends)
- 19:24My Preferred Setup N=2
- 23:59Firewalls
- 29:09Video Telepresence Primate Bandwidth
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