So I have laravel project I want to work on that's currently on my digital ocean droplet. What I currently have is SSHFS set up on my windows machine, but it's a bit slow and anytime I do commands that create folder/files directly on the server (e.g artisan commands) I have to reconnect the SSHFS. I've looked into git automatic deploy a bit but I'm 100% if that does what I want it to. I just feel like (and hope) there's a better way to this to make my workflow more efficient...
I have a simple shared hosting setup for my personal website, but I don't have much experience in this sort of web development environment (I bought a DO droplet without realizing I had to set up the web server myself; that was fun a challenging period...) so please excuse any ignorance.
Thanks for any help you can give :)
Saquib Rizwan
Laravel Developer and Community Manager
Hi Dan Scott,
Setting and managing the server can be a time taking task. To do it in a hassle free way you can always look to the providers like Cloudways, where you can setup everything with only few clicks. Except that if accessing the files is an issue, you can always setup your connection on the IDE and Advance Text Editors like sublime. From where you can easily edit and manage your files without worrying to connect it every time.