In my team, it is very painful for us to work within GitLive without all the built-in editor intellisense and code analysis.
Without feedback about wrong imports, without the ability the add automatically missing imports, without being able to hover a variable to see its type, without all the syntax errors the code linting might give us, it's like working in blind mode.
It requires constant vocal feedback from the host. And after we are tired of asking what to do, the pair programming session turns into a sharing screen session where the host do everything because he is the only who have visual feedback on what he is doing.
We are using TypeScript built-in support in VSCode and ESLint/Prettier VSCode plugins for static code analysis.
In my team, it is very painful for us to work within GitLive without all the built-in editor intellisense and code analysis.
Without feedback about wrong imports, without the ability the add automatically missing imports, without being able to hover a variable to see its type, without all the syntax errors the code linting might give us, it's like working in blind mode.
It requires constant vocal feedback from the host. And after we are tired of asking what to do, the pair programming session turns into a sharing screen session where the host do everything because he is the only who have visual feedback on what he is doing.
We are using TypeScript built-in support in VSCode and ESLint/Prettier VSCode plugins for static code analysis.