It is a list of containers that Microsoft provides for Remote Containers with an already setup dev environment based on what language/task you want to do.
Thank you for the Laravel environment read, that does clear it up significantly. Looks like kool allows for a little bit more customization. Currently MS vscode containers already provide a base image that can't be modified and comes with specific version of software already installed. I use bash scripts to modify it as needed for my specific project, but kool would perhaps offer more flexibility.
Totally! Kool might allow you to drop the bash scripts and replace it with a more flexible development environment. Join the Kool slack to find out more kool.dev/slack :)
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By Microsoft's containers I mean this: github.com/microsoft/vscode-dev-co...
It is a list of containers that Microsoft provides for Remote Containers with an already setup dev environment based on what language/task you want to do.
Thank you for the Laravel environment read, that does clear it up significantly. Looks like kool allows for a little bit more customization. Currently MS vscode containers already provide a base image that can't be modified and comes with specific version of software already installed. I use bash scripts to modify it as needed for my specific project, but kool would perhaps offer more flexibility.
Totally! Kool might allow you to drop the bash scripts and replace it with a more flexible development environment. Join the Kool slack to find out more kool.dev/slack :)