Honestly this. I've moved three companies now to docker based dev for teams on python. It's better for teams who want to customize how they in particular work

Honestly this. I've moved three companies now to docker based dev for teams on python. It's better for teams who want to customize how they in particular work without inadvertently also blocking themselves from quickly contributing to another team because that team uses a totally different python management scheme. So a team can be conda-in-docker and another team can be virtualenv-in-docker and another team can be raw-python-in-docker and that one group of weirdos can be jython or whatever other sad shit they cook up. The common interface is they all use `docker-compose up` and have their editors hooked into the containers.