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Can you recommend a good SSH file sync utility for Windows? For example, I have some C++ sources that I need to compile remotely. I need this utility to be simple and most of all responsive, so I can compile my sources instantly after saving, without having to wait for the sync to be triggered.
for source-code, you could use something like git or subversion, paired with an ssh-connection using port-forwarding.
in all cases you would need to trigger the sync yourself except you have a tool that watches the directory you’re working on.