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Pair.io: on demand cloud pair programming environments

85 pointsby scorchinalmost 14 years ago

11 comments

swansonalmost 14 years ago
It wasn't that clear to me from the video what was being offered by your service and what was being done with tmux or other CLI tools.<p>Is the benefit that you will spin up an EC2 instance from a config file in a repo and then me and my friend can work on it? Or is there more benefits to pairing with your service, like the collaborative editor?
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wizard_2almost 14 years ago
I'll save judgement for when I could try it, but why on earth do you need full access to my git hub account? I don't want to give you access to my private repo's unless I'm coding on them.
Khromaalmost 14 years ago
If I remember correctly, tmux has this feature where multiple people can connect to the same window (shared sessions?). Is this the feature of tmux being used? If so, what does the pair.io server do? Where is the tmux window hosted?
OwlHuntralmost 14 years ago
I can see this being useful if you do want to pair-code though I still see pair coding as clunky, especially since only one person will be editing the file at a time anyway.
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dasil003almost 14 years ago
What is used for the instance configuration? What assets/scripts come from pair.io as opposed to what comes from my repo?
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willmcgeealmost 14 years ago
The GitHub integration is a nice touch!
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tectonicalmost 14 years ago
Looks like there's some cool technology here, but I'm not sure why it has to spin up a new server.
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jtabyalmost 14 years ago
The intro video could be improved, it dragged on for a little too long, but it seems cool!
dfischeralmost 14 years ago
This is pretty awesome. Especially since we use a digital team methodology.
tadrujalmost 14 years ago
Am I missing something here ? We do this using screen/screen -x
Void_almost 14 years ago
His hello world function is missing []