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Being able to work on both the client and the server side at once is worth at least 5x, since you're not at the mercy of somebody else to get things done from e
by DonHopkins 4y ago
Being able to work on both the client and the server side at once is worth at least 5x, since you're not at the mercy of somebody else to get things done from end-to-end.
- turtleyacht 4y agoDocker Compose has been amazing for working both client and server. An image for Postgres, another for Node.js (for example), and it's (almost) off to the races. One level of indirection up, it would be nice to have this as scaffolding, and a script would pull in (containerized) services, injecting the appropriate env vars and the like. We would (or should) be able to debug things, because we control the layer on top. Maybe intercepting network calls, redirecting requests from the container--the possibilities are endless.