I am a Developer Advocate for Security in Mobile Apps and APIs at approov.io.
Another passion is the Elixir programming language that was designed to be concurrent, distributed and fault tolerant.
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Scotland
Education
Self teached Developer
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Developer Advocate for Mobile and API Security at approov.io
I am a huge fan of using Docker for any thing I need for development...
When I say anything I include text editors like Sublime or Visual Studio Code. I also have dockerized Browsers, Postman, MySQL workbench, Android Studio 3, just to name a few.
So my strategy is to build docker stacks for all the programming languages I work with and then I add and extend them in each project I work.
My computers are not MAC but others using vanilla Ubuntu installations where I install docker, docker compose, git and almost nothing else more, thus when I need to upgrade OS is dead simple. Maybe you can use more Docker in your MAC???
In each computer I need to work I just download a github repo that install all this in a bin folder to be accessible in my path, as any other linux tool... The repo is still a work in progress, but you can get an idea of it here and you can see all my current docker images here and here and finally the Elixir Docker Stack.
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I am a huge fan of using Docker for any thing I need for development...
When I say anything I include text editors like Sublime or Visual Studio Code. I also have dockerized Browsers, Postman, MySQL workbench, Android Studio 3, just to name a few.
So my strategy is to build docker stacks for all the programming languages I work with and then I add and extend them in each project I work.
My computers are not MAC but others using vanilla Ubuntu installations where I install docker, docker compose, git and almost nothing else more, thus when I need to upgrade OS is dead simple. Maybe you can use more Docker in your MAC???
In each computer I need to work I just download a github repo that install all this in a bin folder to be accessible in my path, as any other linux tool... The repo is still a work in progress, but you can get an idea of it here and you can see all my current docker images here and here and finally the Elixir Docker Stack.