Establishing a development environment
Establishing a development environment In the previous post, we talked about the benefits of Docker, especially during the deployment phase, which is extremely convenient. But what about development? Without a completed service, how can we talk about deployment? I’ve tried many IDEs with Docker integration, and currently, I find the integration with VS Code to be excellent, and the best part is that VS Code is free.
Current VS Code Version(Sharing a tutorial because the steps for setting up the development environment have changed slightly after the update of VS Code version.)
Below is a demonstration of how to use a Dockerfile to step by step create a development environment.
Install Extensions
Add Dev Container configuration file
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After completion, you will see a devcontainer.json file added to the folder.
Reopen in Container
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Continue waiting
After completion, you can check your Docker desktop to see that the image has been created.
The container is also automatically opened.
