We’ve been using vscode containers for our complex repos since getting deterministic Python environments are almost impossible with current tooling. For our no

We’ve been using vscode containers for our complex repos since getting deterministic Python environments are almost impossible with current tooling. For our node/js repos, yarn does a great job at keeping things simple, deterministic and fast. So even if we have containers, devs use the direct method for faster devloop. For bigger companies with much more complexity, remote devboxes make a ton of sense. You want to manage farms, not individual flower pots. Nice thing about containers is that you can run it locally without internet. Containers + vpn solves a lot of pain.