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>> Nothing about this is Microsoft or Windows-specific. > Saying "nothing" is overstating the case. In a corporate shop of the common sort where everything is
by markphip 3y ago
>> Nothing about this is Microsoft or Windows-specific.
> Saying "nothing" is overstating the case. In a corporate shop of the common sort where everything is Windows and Azure, even the developers will have Windows on their daily development box.
I meant that Dev Containers are not Windows-specific. They are probably used on MacOS just as much as Windows and you could also use them if you worked natively on Linux. I just did not want a reader to get the impression this is only for devs working on Windows
- cratermoon 3y agoOh yes, dev containers work wherever docker and vs code work. If the production environment is Kubernetes, though, I prefer to develop with Kubernetes or minikube, to better align with production behavior.