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There is no better boost to productivity when starting at a new place than having a working dev environment in VMs or containers. Bonus points if it comes with
by konha 6y ago
There is no better boost to productivity when starting at a new place than having a working dev environment in VMs or containers. Bonus points if it comes with sensible config defaults and can be started with a single command.
This is one of those things that immediately pays dividends as soon as more than one person works on a codebase.
No need for everyone to rediscover independently how to get a complex app running locally.
- yourabstraction 6y agoDo you find that working in VMs or containers hampers developer productivity once you're up and running?
- konha 6y agoNot if you can provide a good developer experience with live reloading, a debugger, a way to run the test suite etc.