My setup is a bit unconventional. I have my main workstation and a macbook.
I have 3 monitors on my main workstation where actually write my code. Then I have 2 more monitors, macbook and another monitor.
I'm currently working with React Native so the macbook mainly handles the emulation for iOS and Android if I don't need the physical devices.
I use VSCode's Remote Development extension to SSH into the macbook and work in the project folders from my Windows workstation.
TL;DR - I have 5 monitors.
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My setup is a bit unconventional. I have my main workstation and a macbook.
I have 3 monitors on my main workstation where actually write my code. Then I have 2 more monitors, macbook and another monitor.
I'm currently working with React Native so the macbook mainly handles the emulation for iOS and Android if I don't need the physical devices.
I use VSCode's Remote Development extension to SSH into the macbook and work in the project folders from my Windows workstation.
TL;DR - I have 5 monitors.