Coz it also seems to me that if you're successfully able to set up a containerized dev environment, you're willingly adding another vector for bugs and problems. Like if you run into complicated bug on your containerized dev project, how do you know it's a coding bug and not a issue with your docker setup? And how do you explain your setup to the kind folks over on stackoverflow? I don't want to first have to type a 6 page essay on the configuration of my project, every time I'm over there, asking a question.
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Coz it also seems to me that if you're successfully able to set up a containerized dev environment, you're willingly adding another vector for bugs and problems. Like if you run into complicated bug on your containerized dev project, how do you know it's a coding bug and not a issue with your docker setup? And how do you explain your setup to the kind folks over on stackoverflow? I don't want to first have to type a 6 page essay on the configuration of my project, every time I'm over there, asking a question.