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Ditching Docker for Local Development
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this post was submitted on 21 Jul 2023
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I wish he had written why he's so anti-container/docker. That's a pretty unusual stance I haven't been exposed to yet.
Docker is like, my favorite utility tool, for both deployment AND development (my replacement for Python virtual environments). I wanted to hear more of why I shouldn’t use it also.
Right? If it's about ease of insight into containers for debugging and troubleshooting, I can kinda see that. Although I'm so used to working with containers it isn't a barrier really to me anymore.
yup. it's a breeze especially for interpreted langs. mount the source code, expose the ports and voila. need a db?