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I find Docker very complementary to Node, not because I'm putting my code in a container but for all the databases and other software. When I'm running tests I
by benologist 6y ago
I find Docker very complementary to Node, not because I'm putting my code in a container but for all the databases and other software. When I'm running tests I automatically spin up a Redis or a Postgres or whatever database(s) are required. This lets tests run in parallel, projects co-exist etc, without any cross-contamination or shared/mixing of dependencies.