Haha that's awesome. In fact, part of Reflame was inspired by the good old days of webdev where we could just ship changes by editing PHP files sitting on the production server.
There are obviously very good reasons why we mostly don't do that anymore, but you can't deny how great of a feedback loop that was for shipping to production. We've lost that for the longest time with this new generation of development workflows that take latencies of minutes for granted.
With Reflame I want to restore that awesome feedback loop for shipping we used to have, but this time with all the modern niceties with source control for collaboration and different preview environments to test changes in, so we can have the best of both worlds.
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Haha that's awesome. In fact, part of Reflame was inspired by the good old days of webdev where we could just ship changes by editing PHP files sitting on the production server.
There are obviously very good reasons why we mostly don't do that anymore, but you can't deny how great of a feedback loop that was for shipping to production. We've lost that for the longest time with this new generation of development workflows that take latencies of minutes for granted.
With Reflame I want to restore that awesome feedback loop for shipping we used to have, but this time with all the modern niceties with source control for collaboration and different preview environments to test changes in, so we can have the best of both worlds.