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A lot of this article applies just as much to working at the office. Managing time, distractions and communicating clearly are important no matter where you are

A lot of this article applies just as much to working at the office. Managing time, distractions and communicating clearly are important no matter where you are. Does anyone have any links to articles that talk more about the tool for collaborating and developing remotely? With existing tools I find it pretty easy to get code written and coordinate remotely, but it it still seems very difficult to actively collaborate in real time remotely. I'm a little surprised at how hard it is still to do some white boarding with someone else remotely or just share my desktop with them so they can see a prototype easily. Gotomeeting and Webex are ok but cost money and are more geared to showing presentations than anything else.

benji-york 13y ago
It sounds like you're doing Windows development, so this may not help you much, but it helps me. :) I have a little open source project that lets two Linux users share a console session remotely. It is much like sharing a screen or tmux session but without all the setup. If you're interested you can check it out at termbeamer.com I'm actively improving it and hope to release a version soon that will let the "client" connect using an SSH client and not need Termbeamer installed at all.
- technomancy 13y ago
  > I have a little open source project that lets two Linux users share a console session remotely. Me too: https://syme.herokuapp.com https://syme.herokuapp.com SSH is really handy for this kind of thing as long as you don't need a browser.