Thread 107116196

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Anonymous 11/5/2025, 10:43:35 PM No.107116196 [Report] >>107116842 >>107117500 >>107118486 >>107118509

DevContainers

Do you use them?
What do you think of them?

I do like the VSCode implementation of them.
Seems like a pain to use them without premade scripts / commands like what VSCode handles for you.

Anonymous 11/5/2025, 11:55:45 PM No.107116842 [Report]

>>107116196 (OP)
Dev containers are for smooth brains. Just run linux and install the software yourself. Companies are just too cheap to hire system admins so you have to sit there and waste your life building and rebuilding entire vm's from scratch.

Anonymous 11/6/2025, 1:13:23 AM No.107117500 [Report] >>107118268

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>>107116196 (OP)
why would I need something to contain me?

Anonymous 11/6/2025, 3:10:03 AM No.107118268 [Report]

>>107117500
it contains the bloat from devtools

Anonymous 11/6/2025, 3:27:14 AM No.107118353 [Report]

I have used them, kinda gay tbqh

Anonymous 11/6/2025, 3:52:29 AM No.107118486 [Report] >>107120410

>>107116196 (OP)
>vscode devs so shit they need a whole ecosystem to get the same functionality as a docker-compose file

Anonymous 11/6/2025, 3:55:04 AM No.107118509 [Report]

>>107116196 (OP)
I use a container as an implementation of a canonical working dev environment. The build must always work in the container. On my dev machine I manage my own environment and rely on CI to ensure I didn't fuck up and add a dependency that wasn't also updated to the canonical dev environment.

Anonymous 11/6/2025, 8:49:05 AM No.107120410 [Report]

>>107118486
convenient is good