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I think for the development story, we had vagrant in the 2010s which IMO provided a much better experience for developers to set up reproducible dev environment
by noodlesUK 2y ago
I think for the development story, we had vagrant in the 2010s which IMO provided a much better experience for developers to set up reproducible dev environments.
Docker excels at bundling up all the dependencies of a piece of software for deployment.
Devcontainers definitely work these days, but I miss vagrant.
- wink 2y agoI disagree completely. Vagrant worked for your org or your setup but people hardly ever (in my experience) delivered the recipe, or the steps to setup. Yes, sometimes the vagrant-configure thing had a few lines, but most people shipped an iso with stuff installed. It could have been done, but wasn't being done.