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- When you need to work on multiple products with different environments. You interact with APIs. You don't have to install a database or another daemon to you
by fatih-erikli 4y ago
- When you need to work on multiple products with different environments.
You interact with APIs. You don't have to install a database or another daemon to your local computer.
- When you want to temporarily spin up development environments on powerful machines for parts of your work and rest of the time develop locally?
This has never happened.
- When you want to pass an identical environment to someone else and have it just work.
All the dev stacks has something like package.json
- adriancr 4y ago> You interact with APIs. You don't have to install a database or another daemon to your local computer. How about the people writing the APIs?, or the ones writing the servers?, or the os, or database, etc? > This has never happened In your case, use a bit of imagination. > All the dev stacks has something like package.json That is a very broad statement and in my experience, no.