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I teach a college-level intro to html/css/js to mostly business majors. We can get by with VSCode doing livereload on a single machine or liveshare on multiple machines, but not both because Univ IT blocks liveshare's public port broadcast. Teaching them Git would burn 1-2 class sessions, but might be worth it -- not sure.

Is there a way to satisfy these reqs?

1. Provides live-sharing (2+ students code from separate machines in the same file)

2. Supports auto-reload on each machine without public port binding (Univ IT blocks port broadcast)

3. Is an IDE or IDE extension

4. Keeps some sort of version history

5. Syncs a local copy of the files on each machine* (nice to have)

I'm hoping to find an online community of devs/engineers that share work on hacking their car's OEM electronics across many vehicle brands.

Many small communities share aftermarket circuits (e.g. wranglerforums, tacomaworld, autohack, yodaTeq...), but I can't seem to find a good source for sharing work on building those circuits or sharing the source code.

Types of things I'd like to do:

- Adjust control software of various sensors in the car

- Put optional settings always-on/off (engine-shut-off-when-stopped, adaptive cruise, ECT power, all-wheel-power)

- Adjust the electronic transmission shift points

- Adjust the algorithm for shutting down cylinders