Wow... Didn't know this much was possible from within VS Code... Great explanation... I'll need some reading up on the context part to access remote docker host...
I'm an old (old, old) Emacs user who is now trying out VS Code because of this presentation. I'm not ready to give up Emacs just yet, but I've seen too many changes over the decades to stick with an inferior technology simply out of sentiment. Toolset becomes mindset, often in ways we don't even notice, so pick your tools carefully.
You don't have to give up Emacs completely. For example, VS Code has Emacs key bindings plugin so you can still use all your shortcuts inside of VS Code - marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=tuttieee.emacs-mcx
Thank you for this video.. I just want to ask if I need to install Docker-desktop before downloading the VScode extention? I mean is it enough to only downloadthe extention without installing the desktop versio?
Great session! I was not aware of the automatic creation of dockerfile part. Btw minor "typo" there : the dockerfile created automatically uses debian buster, not alpine.
Wow... Didn't know this much was possible from within VS Code... Great explanation... I'll need some reading up on the context part to access remote docker host...
Fantastic presentation!
I'm an old (old, old) Emacs user who is now trying out VS Code because of this presentation. I'm not ready to give up Emacs just yet, but I've seen too many changes over the decades to stick with an inferior technology simply out of sentiment. Toolset becomes mindset, often in ways we don't even notice, so pick your tools carefully.
You don't have to give up Emacs completely. For example, VS Code has Emacs key bindings plugin so you can still use all your shortcuts inside of VS Code - marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=tuttieee.emacs-mcx
In 15:30 you said alpine when it read slim-buster, does slim-buster somehow imply alpine?
16:34 Small error: a `.dockerignore` file does not change what is sent to Git. Use a `.gitignore` file if you want to exclude files from a commit.
Thanks for catching this
dockerignore, ignores what's sent to the container if anyone was wondering as no one really specified what it does
Thank you for this video..
I just want to ask if I need to install Docker-desktop before downloading the VScode extention?
I mean is it enough to only downloadthe extention without installing the desktop versio?
Great session , thanks a lot for info
Great session! I was not aware of the automatic creation of dockerfile part. Btw minor "typo" there : the dockerfile created automatically uses debian buster, not alpine.
Thank you for posting such a great session!
Excellent video !!
Awesome session :)
Really good video!
Great video ,but I would also like to see how to connect to a running docker and debug python code in that running docker remotely.
Did you not cover how to actually connect VS Code to another docker instance on a remote machine?
How to bootstrap a new project: 14:17
thanks for context, but it would be more productive if coding video tutorials only show the codes not the narrator