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for me the best advantage of working with containers is the initial setup for new colleagues, especially junior devs..., setting up pyenv, correct version of p
by black3r 6y ago
for me the best advantage of working with containers is the initial setup for new colleagues, especially junior devs...,
setting up pyenv, correct version of python manually, nvm, postgres, etc.. takes time and our setup guides grown a lot in the past 5 years...,
with containers all those long setup guides can boil down to `docker-compose up -d`
- scruple 6y agoOn-boarding really does seem to be the major pull. I've been developing along side docker containers for years now and I just don't see that changing. I do see value in it, though, after the comments and after doing some additional reading. I could see myself pushing this direction if the teams I worked on had higher churn rates or more frequent new hires. Also, I think that it lends itself well to certain tech stacks / languages / ecosystems than others.