Hi Todd, so Docker definitely solves the issue for a lot of use cases, though for certain apps when it can’t sufficiently be tested locally(ie Shopify Apps, Slack Bots, or Game Servers), Docker can only get you so far. Not to mention what happens when you have to debug Docker…
And as for your question about the IDE, we’re working on a VSCode extension to allow people who prefer their local IDE to get the full power of Codesphere without being locked-in!
For further actions, you may consider blocking this person and/or reporting abuse
We're a place where coders share, stay up-to-date and grow their careers.
Isn't this what docker is for? Allowing you to control the env in a container then the local copy matches the remote because it is the same container
Your solution sounds like devs would be forced to use your web IDE?
Hi Todd, so Docker definitely solves the issue for a lot of use cases, though for certain apps when it can’t sufficiently be tested locally(ie Shopify Apps, Slack Bots, or Game Servers), Docker can only get you so far. Not to mention what happens when you have to debug Docker…
And as for your question about the IDE, we’re working on a VSCode extension to allow people who prefer their local IDE to get the full power of Codesphere without being locked-in!