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Yes, it is, but I don't think there's a productive world in which new engineers don't onboard by running commands blindly based on a doc somewhere. I just want
by fahhem 3y ago
Yes, it is, but I don't think there's a productive world in which new engineers don't onboard by running commands blindly based on a doc somewhere. I just want a world where those commands reliably work with very few host dependencies. With devpod, I think we're close (only 1 dep that's statically built and docker engine)
- mgaunard 3y agoAgain, you shouldn't run commands you don't understand, onboarding or not. Understand what the command does and why you're told to run it before you run it.
- fahhem 3y agoWhat would you recommend onboarding to a new project entail? Studying thousands of lines of code before doing anything? Should they study containerd or just the docker CLI?