For several years now, I have been limping along in this job on a computer that was really powerful enough to handle my workload.
Well, they have finally heard my cries of desperation (and the lease on the old computer expired) and got me the finest computer a municipal budget can buy. Having just gone through the process of setting this beast up, I thought you might want a look behind the curtain at how I have built my Experience Builder coding environment and why.
Source Control
Source control is a concept that allows multiple developers to work on the same project at the same time without getting in each others way. I work alone and I don't recommend trying to have multiple developers work on the same Experience Builder project, even with source control, but I still use it myself. Why? Hypocrisy, of course. I love being a hypocrite. Seriously, setting up source control is one of the first things I do when I download an new version of Experience Builder for two good reasons.
