Kudos! Cool idea, I'm on the same path you are, yet you're just one step ahead. For mouse.dev, what are you using for the cloud agent sandbox piece? I haven't moved my agents to the cloud yet (for on the go mobile enablement). Would Islo be a competitor to mouse?
Not yet! I use cmd+w for closing the window and cmd+q to quit, I try to keep focus on one file at a time. If enough folks ask for it, I'll add that in :).
I speak native English and barebones high school Spanish. I recently visited Costa Rica and almost every time there was a language barrier issue (unknown word or phrase), the local folks opened ChatGPT, said what they were trying to say in Spanish and then had ChatGPT convert it to English. It was everywhere.
I've been using their git diff/checkin tools built into RubyMine since I started with git. Going on about 12-13 years now. Their conflict resolution UI is so much easier than editing text contents between the >>>>s and <<<<s.
That totally depends on where you put value. We're a fraction of other companies licenses for comparison. Also, we have new pricing for our new Helix Core Cloud SaaS product!
Was able to fix. I have 6+ Google accounts, and one of the accounts didn't have it checked, so it needs to be all, instead of just the account you're looking to connect.
You'll need a local weather expert to assist, as terrain, geography and other hyper-local factors create forecasting unpredictability. For example, Jay Peak in VT has its own weather, the road in has no snow, but it's a raging snowstorm on the mountain.
There have been several solutions, git is just the latest. The switch decision has several factors, it's not a quick or easy pick. Do you need tighter file security? Does your team generate/store files larger than N gigabytes? Are you writing integrations? Are you debating microservices vs monolith? And a big one, do you need official support?
(Disclaimer, I work at Perforce. Happy to answer any questions!).