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Thanks for the post. Just one small note.
Isn't it better to avoid using
as container will be rebuilt completely after any minor code change? Maybe it's better to use
?
hey Alexander.. you are right.. That's definitely an omptimization you could do. Just wanted to show something working initially..
Microsoft just released VS Container Tools extension.
Not sure if its for vs only, but it should work for vscode as well.
This is just for Containers, so you still need to manage images.
It's currently in preview, so use caution and report any issues.
devblogs.microsoft.com/visualstudi...
Awesome article really good primer on docker.
Thank you. Appreciate your comment Max :)
This is a fun article ☺️
Nice one mate:)
Thanks for that. Glad you like it :)
This was very helpful, thank you :)
hi Lea. Glad to hear it :)
I've been wrestling with docker almost all day. This might help when I continue tomorrow.
hey.. There is a link to a 5 part series in there as well so be sure to check it out. Let men know if there is anything I can do:)
FInally I've time to get into this now. Somehow forgot to save in my reading list, but found it again!
Awesome article, had this same experience a while ago, thanks for sharing it :)
I thought I was relatively alone in this experience. So thank you for writing that and I appreciate your comment Nilemar :)
I really enjoyed the story selling format of this article! Fun to read, appreciate the primer on Docker.
Please compile it into a PDF document so it stays handy to refer. Thanks a lot.
Thanks, really helpful!
As usual, though, you don't need to know all those docker commands, because we have Portainer!