Devcontainers considerations

• Platform specific node_modules
• Definition of Dev Containers
• Getting Started With Dev Containers
• Best practices
• CI/CD Environments
• Containers tooling
• Deployment
• Development workflow
• Hardware
• Mounting
• Setup and Configuration
• Onboarding New Team Members
• Troubleshooting

Conclusion

So there you have it, everything you need to know about Dev Containers to make your life as a developer so much easier.

With the power of Docker and Visual Studio Code, you now have a portable, isolated development environment that can replicate your production environment locally. No more "it works on my machine!" excuses.

You'll be coding with confidence and shipping better software in no time.

Vision

Instant dev environments (devcontainers + IDE)

devpod

• What I want in terms of devcontainers?
  • 0 configuration devcontainers.
    • Out of the box.
    • With all best practices.
    • Scaffolded for my project based on its structure and guessed solution intent I'm building. In the worst case, with 1-2 prompts to clarify it and generate based on that.
    • With the implementation, that covers all typical use cases.
    • Without any hassle for setup. Ready for usage right away.
    • Possible solutions:
      • devpod.sh (opens in a new tab) / loft-sh/devpod (opens in a new tab) / docs/what-is-devpod (opens in a new tab)
      • (opens in a new tab)
      • devpod templates (opens in a new tab), e.g. docker-in-docker (opens in a new tab)

Implement devpod for 1 click dev environments.