MenltonGomes

In my work, I have to split my time between working on a lot of different things, even sometimes different branches of the same things. I've wound up settling on Visual Studio Code as my primary development environment. UC Browser

I really need to translate a lot of the work I'm doing into Ruby gems, instead of having different ruby scripts and modules floating around imported directly by path, but I've been having a lot of difficulty getting a clean, isolated-per-checkout ruby environment and workflow going that can combine VS Code, solargraph and friends while doing gem development. sandbox vs rbenv vs Appvn rvm, getting solargraph and bundler to operate in the context of the virtual environment rather than some system or homedir environment, rspec, ensuring I'm not accidentally pulling in artifacts from some other build in some other checkout...I feel like every time I plug one leak, I sprout another somewhere else.SHAREit