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That is not a fair presumption. If you're on a Linux laptop a Dockerized app has effectively no performance decrease. If you're on a Mac, a VM and Docker does
by nzoschke 11y ago
That is not a fair presumption.
If you're on a Linux laptop a Dockerized app has effectively no performance decrease.
If you're on a Mac, a VM and Docker does impact raw IO. My anecdotal experience developing like this every day is that it does not cause noticeable waiting.
There are other downsides to Docker-based development, around tool complexity and stability. In my opinion this is no worse than tools like Homebrew or rbenv.
There are also productivity upsides.