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The developer's response to infrastructure as code. :) I use Vagrant for just about any development task these days, just because I can take all those arcane bi
by beat 10y ago
The developer's response to infrastructure as code. :) I use Vagrant for just about any development task these days, just because I can take all those arcane bits of knowledge, shove them into an ansible playbook (or whatever provisioning tool you like), and hopefully never have to fuck around with them again.
Shave the yak once.
Write a script that shaves the yak for you next time.
- selestify 10y agoEven with Vagrant, don't you want to run your own native IDE? And if you're doing that, the IDE probably wants to look at your dependencies to figure out what your code is doing. Which means you need to set up the whole thing locally anyways. At which point it appears you've defeated the purpose of setting everything up inside Vagrant.
- dflock 10y agoYou can generally solve this by just sharing folders between the host & the vagrant box for the code and the dependencies - point your IDE at those.