You can always swap out some of those services for always-running prod or dev-in-the-cloud services. I have a big mix of setups for my projects. I like Vite+Bu

You can always swap out some of those services for always-running prod or dev-in-the-cloud services. I have a big mix of setups for my projects. I like Vite+Bun (client+server) for smallish projects because the dev servers start instantly. But then I have to remind myself how to actually productionize it when it comes time for that, but it's not too hard. Then sometimes I need to bring in a database. I don't like running those locally, undockerized because now you're locked into one specific version and it just gets messy. So sometimes if I'm lazy I just connect to my prod database server and just create a separate dev DB on it if needed. Then I don't need to start and stop anything, I just connect. Easy. For a big complex app you can mix-and-match any of the above. Run the services that you need to iterate heavily on locally, and just farm out the rarely changing stuff to the cloud.