Hey everyone! I'm currently working on a project called Ryva, which aims to streamline how developers handle multiple projects without the hassle of switching contexts. I'd love to hear your thoughts on a few things: 1. How do you typically manage multiple projects or repos? 2. What do you find to be the most frustrating aspect of that workflow? 3. What features do you think would be helpful in a tool designed to tackle this issue? 4. Would you be interested in trying out such a tool?
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I manage a bunch of repos regularly without any hassle. Each one is in its own directory, so I just open the one I'm focusing on in my code editor. If I need to work on multiple repos at once, I just pop them open in different editor windows. It works like a charm!
Honestly, I think the problem you're addressing has already been tackled. Command line tricks like 'cd' and 'git pull' work just fine for me!
Using a monorepo setup is a great approach! I’m a fan of TurboRepo for managing everything under one roof.
For smoother transitions between tasks, I find using boards, tags, and notifications really helps, though context switching is still a real pain sometimes.
I usually juggle around six ongoing work projects, along with some older ones I need to maintain. Using git and my IDE makes switching between them super smooth, so I don't feel the pain you're describing.
For me, context switching is key in my workflow. I’m fine with having projects separated, and I typically plan that out when I create them.
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