I like simplicity and for that reason the first thing I do on any project larger than a bash script is setup a container for it. It helps isolate my OS from the

I like simplicity and for that reason the first thing I do on any project larger than a bash script is setup a container for it. It helps isolate my OS from the project, allows me to easily share it via dockerhub so others can run it, lets me have a sharable dev environment so people can just open it in vscode and edit the project, etc... I've yet to regret using a container and it takes barely any more time than setting it up once for the OS anyway.