Solo Developer Remote Access: Why You Need Terminal Sharing
The pitch for terminal sharing tools usually involves teams. Pair programming with a remote colleague. Getting help from a senior developer. Teaching a junior engineer. The implicit assumption is that sharing requires multiple people on both ends—you have someone to share with.
But some of the most compelling use cases for terminal sharing involve exactly one developer: you. Solo developers, freelancers, and indie hackers increasingly find that remote terminal access solves problems they didn’t know they had, even when they’re the only person who’ll ever connect.