Docker and Visual Studio Code: A Step by Guide to an Ultimate Local Development Workflow

🐳 Docker and Visual Studio Code are two powerful tools that can be used to streamline your local development workflow. In this video, I'll show you how to use these tools together to create a development environment that is fast, reliable, and reproducible

We'll start by covering the basics of Docker and how to use it to create and manage containers. Then, we'll show you how to set up a Visual Studio Code dev container for your project. Dev containers allow you to run VS Code inside a Docker container, which gives you access to all of the tools and dependencies that you need for development.

Once your dev container is set up, we'll walk through the complete development lifecycle, from setting up your environment to debugging your code to deploying your application. We'll also discuss some of the benefits of using Docker and Visual Studio Code for local development, such as:

⚡ Faster development: Docker can help you to start your development environment faster and get to work sooner.
🔒 More reliable development: Docker containers are isolated from your local environment, which helps to prevent problems from affecting your development workflow.
🔄 Reproducible development: Docker makes it easy to reproduce your development environment on any machine, which is great for collaboration and sharing your work with others.

By the end of this video, you'll have a solid understanding of how to use Docker and Visual Studio Code to create a local development workflow that is efficient, effective, and enjoyable.

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