javascript - Please give me some experience on multi-location and multi-device development.

Foreword

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I am a novice with no technical skills; I have one laptop and desktop at home, and one at the company. Assuming that’s all I have now, three devices may often be used to develop things; the current situation is basically a test of U disk.

Current situation

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I recently spent some time learning Git. I tested it tonight by pushing the project to a remote warehouse and then cloning it on another computer. The pull was not tested, but it should be fine;

The problem with the program file has been solved. The database is now exported as a .sql file and placed in the directory and pushed to github together, and then pulled from another computer and then imported.

The future? (please advise)

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• Push the project directly to github and pull it back from other devices. You should be able to do this in a loop

• What simpler version control is there for the database? My method of exporting sql is obviously stupid.

• Do you have any more experience with me regarding this multi-device development problem? Don’t be stingy if you give me any advice. Thank you very much for your advice.

PS: The development I am doing now is mainly ThinkPHP5 and Laravel (I have not applied it to actual projects during my studies); both of them have migration, and I have briefly touched it, but I can’t remember so many field types and Field properties. Is there any other good way besides migration?

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Foreword

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I am a novice with no technical skills; I have one laptop and desktop at home, and one at the company. Assuming that’s all I have now, three devices may often be used to develop things; the current situation is basically a test of U disk.

Current situation

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I recently spent some time learning Git. I tested it tonight by pushing the project to a remote warehouse and then cloning it on another computer. The pull was not tested, but it should be fine;

The problem with the program file has been solved. The database is now exported as a .sql file and placed in the directory and pushed to github together, and then pulled from another computer and then imported.

The future? (please advise)

---

• Push the project directly to github and pull it back from other devices. You should be able to do this in a loop

• What simpler version control is there for the database? My method of exporting sql is obviously stupid.

• Do you have any more experience with me regarding this multi-device development problem? Don’t be stingy if you give me any advice. Thank you very much for your advice.

PS: The development I am currently doing is mainly ThinkPHP5 and Laravel (I have not applied it to actual projects during my studies); both of them have migration, and I have briefly touched it, but I can’t remember so many field types and Field properties. Is there any other good way besides migration?

In a real development environment, you generally don’t need to run mysql on your own development computer, but are connected to the test server’s mysql. I wonder if the remote warehouse you are talking about is on your own server? If you have a server now, then you can set up a mysql on the server, and pulling from the server should be normal. If you don't have one now, you can go to Taobao and buy a free space for a few yuan.