Working with .NET 10 Without Mucking Up Your Machine | by Joseph Guadagno.
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#dotnet #vscode #devcontainers #productivity
Working with dotnet 10 Without...

Working with .NET 10 Without Mucking Up Your Machine | by Joseph Guadagno.
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#dotnet #vscode #devcontainers #productivity
Working with dotnet 10 Without...
Working with .NET 10 Without Mucking Up Your Machine | by Joseph Guadagno.
https://www.josephguadagno.net/2025/03/27/working-with-dotnet-10-without-mucking-up-your-machine
and post-create commands tailored to your project needs.
Give it a shot and share your thoughts! #dotnet #DevContainers #Tech #DeveloperCommunity
For more information check: https://devblogs.microsoft.com/dotnet/dotnet-in-dev-container/.
Exploring new .NET releases with Dev Containers | by Mike Kistler.
https://devblogs.microsoft.com/dotnet/dotnet-in-dev-container/?hide_banner=true
Exploring new .NET releases with Dev Containers | by Mike Kistler.
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#dotnet #containers #csharp #programming #devcontainers
Exploring new .NET releases wi...
via @dotnet : Exploring new .NET releases with Dev Containers
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A CLI to quickly launch VSCode/cursor devcontainers — https://github.com/michidk/vscli
#HackerNews #CLI #VSCode #devcontainers #cursor #GitHub #michidk
Played around with #DevContainers this morning. It’s nothing you couldn’t do yourself with #docker or #podman or #toolbx but I have to say the convenience of it and the integration with the IDE makes it extremely easy to get started with compared to building your own containerised dev environment. https://containers.dev/
Technology & Friends - Chris Ayers on Dev Containers and Codespaces with host David Giard.
https://davidgiard.com/chris-ayers-on-dev-containers-and-codespaces
Demystifying Kubernetes: Simplifying Your Development Workflow with K3s
Kubernetes is often perceived as a complex beast, but with the lightweight K3s distribution, developers can streamline their workflows and enhance productivity. This article delves into practical stra...
https://news.lavx.hu/article/demystifying-kubernetes-simplifying-your-development-workflow-with-k3s
I find it #ironic that the #devcontainers #cli requires #npm.
One of the big benefits of using devcontainers is that I do not have to install N versions of things like #node and npm on my computer.
github.com/devcontainers/cli
#dev
Can someone explain what (or HOW) to set the project default for Devcontainers/Codespaces.
I have a repo with two configurations (subfolders), but unclear what makes something a 'default'.
Working with Multiple Dev Containers | Visual Studio Toolbox.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pAbfv9dglyo
#visualstudio #devcontainers #programming #devcommunity
Working with Multiple Dev Cont...
Working with Multiple Dev Containers | Visual Studio Toolbox.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pAbfv9dglyo
#visualstudio #devcontainers #programming #devcommunity
anyone using #devcontainers with #jetbrains? i'm a #vscode user, but some of my colleagues use jetbrains ides - is this good yet?
Happy Monday! I spent a few days messing around with #podman to set up #devcontainers on my new dev machine, and I thought I'd share my learnings!
Less than 2 weeks later, I've moved quite a bit. My #devcontainers have #vscode workspaces on 3 out of 5 containers in the #docker #compose project:
1. #rust container for the whole test suite for the #rabbitmq helper lib
2. #rust container for the identity processor
3. #node container for the #svelte app
4. #rabbitmq container - with management, naturally
5. #postgres container
And now comes the distributed development.
I gave up on #DevContainers this time.
Drowned in yaks, bugs and missing features. But I did get out of it a sweet docker-compose.yml to spin up cosmos emulator, azurite & mssql to use as local dependencies; so that's something.
DecContainers remind me of Vagrant, nice in theory.
#Devcontainers are quite useful, but getting file ownership right on #Linux can be frustrating. I wrote this to help: https://happihacking.com/blog/posts/2024/dev-containers-uids/ #docker #vscode #emacs