Working with Dev Containers by Chris Ayers

The future of development is in dev containers: reproducible, versioned development environments that run on any machine with a Docker installation (Win/Mac/Linux).
If you want all users of your project to have a consistent, customized environment, dev containers can be added to your repositories.
After this session, you will be able to:
- Understand what dev containers are
- Know how to add and configure dev containers for a project
- Tool Installation
- Extensions
- Port Forwarding
- Installing software

[@georgesngandeu9115]

You just took web development to another level. ❤

[@MTheindiecoder]

great presentation Chris. Thank you for sharing, this is awesome! 👏

[@jesusromero9167]

Amazing! Congrats!!

[@sampathkovvali6255]

Most people are not aware of these cool tools, they use outdated tools

[@velociraptor5962]

Why isn't stuff like this being taught with the likes of Ionic and Capacitor on their docs. I wish I knew about this kind of thing ages ago before half of my apps were broken from different versions.

[@adnctz]

it is slow when I'm running the dev container in the host file system (windows), I have to clone/copy the code directly to the WSL

[@spyderclin]

🤯 Mind blown!
🧪 Will definitely play around with all the gems demoed and share this new found knowledge with all my colleagues.
👍 Really appreciate all the real world,practical use cases covered that I can use to increase my team’s productivity at work.
👏 Great presentation, thanks so much!